VMware recently announced the general availability of Workspace ONE UEM support for virtual desktops on Amazon WorkSpaces.
Workspace ONE UEM enables admins to manage the complete lifecycle of computers and devices across any platform and device type in an organization. Now it also supports virtual Windows 10 and Linux desktops on Amazon WorkSpaces.
This article details the capabilities and advantages of Workspace ONE UEM with Amazon WorkSpaces. Read the article for insight.
What is VMware Workspace ONE UEM support for Amazon WorkSpaces?
VMware Workspace ONE UEM now supports virtual desktops on Amazon WorkSpaces, allowing customers to manage Windows 10 and Linux desktops from a single console. This integration enhances the management capabilities for virtual desktops, enabling lifecycle management similar to that of physical devices.
How can existing customers benefit from this integration?
Existing customers can enroll their virtual desktops running on Amazon WorkSpaces today, leveraging the same management tools for virtual desktops as they do for physical devices. This includes application deployment, cloud-native patch management, and remote support capabilities through Workspace ONE Assist.
What are the requirements to get started?
Organizations need an Amazon Web Services (AWS) account, an AWS Virtual Private Cloud (VPC), and to deploy Amazon WorkSpaces. Additionally, they require a VMware Workspace ONE account or can use VMware’s TestDrive to explore the solution. The appropriate agent must also be downloaded and installed on the desktops.
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