by
Gabe Knuth
Each day leading up to BriForum 2009 Chicago, we're going to feature one or two sessions here on BrianMadden.com. The presenters will be paying attention, so this is your opportunity to make your voice heard ahead of time and offer suggestions on what you'd like to see covered in each session.
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Presenters:
Thorsten Rood, Principal Architect, Net.workers Corporation
Session Description:
With the world moving towards dynamic data centers, many reasons exist
for using Provisioning Server to deploy your XenApp workload. In some
environments, this is easily accomplished with a straightforward
implementation without too much thought or experience, but when your
company or client requires baseline metrics based on service-level
agreements, enterprise dependencies, throughput limits, or use density,
things can get quite complicated. Since Citrix Provisioning Server
relies on I/O strategies, proper system sizing and deep implementation
design are crucial aspects to the success of the project from an
end-user, systems administration, and management perspective.
This session with Thorsten Rood is about the high availability and
write-cache strategies for CPS in enterprise environments. These
strategies are based on business needs, and you’ll be able to use them
to measure the performance of your environment and ensure your
project’s overall success. Thorsten will also cover how to customize
applications at boot time and how to ensure XenApp application
publishing remains bullet-proof and reliable when your server footprint
is dynamic and the workload is unpredictable.
If you have any comments or suggestions for Thorsten, post them below. Your input could shape the session!
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