VDCbased

VDCbased refers to a software or system architecture that fundamentally relies on Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) for its operation. In a VDCbased system, desktop operating systems and applications are hosted on a centralized server infrastructure and delivered to end-users over a network. This means that instead of having dedicated hardware for each user's desktop, the processing and storage occur in a data center.

The primary advantages of a VDCbased approach include enhanced security, as data remains within the controlled server environment, and simplified management and deployment of software. Updates and patches can be applied once to the central images, propagating to all virtual desktops. This also facilitates easier disaster recovery and business continuity. Users can typically access their virtual desktops from a variety of devices, including thin clients, laptops, or even mobile devices, promoting flexibility and remote work capabilities.

However, VDCbased systems can also introduce challenges. Performance can be dependent on network latency and bandwidth. Initial setup and ongoing maintenance of the VDI infrastructure require specialized expertise and can be resource-intensive. Licensing costs for VDI software and the underlying server hardware can also be significant considerations. The user experience, while often comparable to a physical desktop, can sometimes be impacted by resource contention or network issues.