What is desktop virtualization?
Desktop Virtualization is a technology that separates a user's desktop environment from the physical endpoint device.
Desktop virtualization technology
Desktop Virtualization is a technology that separates a user's desktop environment from the physical endpoint device.
VOL architecture vs. VDI: advantages in performance and compatibility
The OS runs directly on physical hardware, with minimal CPU loss<3%，内存损失<2%，磁盘I/O损失<5%。某设计学院运行3ds Max渲染测试，耗时仅比Physical Machine多17秒（2.8%差异）。
Based on the VHD format, with dynamic expansion and snapshots.
All terminals share the base image, while user data is stored separately
System restore takes 30 seconds (simply delete the Diff layer data).
Images support both BIOS Legacy and UEFI boot.
Automatic matching using the driver library
USB devices, printers, scanners, and cameras are accessed directly, with no client plugin required.
Distributed deployment with a main server plus cache nodes.
Supports cross-subnet deployment (via DHCP relay).
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