You are the CTO of a software firm responsible for the virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI). Guide the IT team through virtualization decisions for three employee groups with unique conditions and requirements. Use the checkboxes, dropdowns, and radio selectors to lock in the right security, provisioning, and deployment profile for each group.
Based on the scenario, use the checkboxes, dropdown selectors, and radio selectors to select the appropriate security, provisioning, and deployment options for each of the three groups.
Tip: Click Scenario at any time to re-read the group conditions and requirements.
You are the Chief Technology Officer (CTO) of a software firm. Part of your duties is to manage the virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) that employees utilize to perform their job functions. This means guiding your IT department through various virtualization decisions for three main groupings of employees, each of which has unique conditions and requirements. The following three groups outline the firm's virtualization needs:
The largest group, with a team of software engineers from various backgrounds and programming languages or disciplines, their responsibility is general software coding. Some are comfortable with very particular distributions of Linux, while others prefer Windows.
Group 1 Conditions and Requirements:A small group of DevOps and application testing professionals, their responsibility is to perform extensive software application component testing from inside different operating system environments and within various hardware constraints.
Group 2 Conditions and Requirements:Comprised of developers with specific skillsets in machine learning (ML) programming, data science, and deep-learning frameworks like Tensorflow, their responsibility is to develop artificial intelligence (AI) models to be integrated into other core applications. These developers require a virtualization solution that will allow them to utilize data lakes independent of virtualized images or application cells.
Group 3 Conditions and Requirements: