ProjectAvalon looks interesting. It's quite magic and marketing bloatet at
the moment. i was not able to find some hard technical facts or something.
i will download the beta and hear what the citrix salesman can tell about
this. thank you.

vcl has something similar to vdi but it's not the same. i have to think
about it, if i can accept this. In the end in does not seem mature enough
for my purpose.


2013/3/27 David Nalley <[email protected]>

> On Wed, Mar 27, 2013 at 8:55 AM, Jan Lambertz <[email protected]>
> wrote:
> > Hello Clouders,
> >
> > i'm planning a infrastructure setup for a quite large software
> development
> > project. developer workstations have to be virtual desktops for many
> > different reasons. the development infrastructure (database, ticket,
> > domain, kerberos, mail, print, middleware, clients, net, storage, build,
> > test, versioning, and so on) must be able to grow fast and be flexible.
> > I had a look at different software like: Ovirt, Citrix XenDesktop,
> > OpenStack, Opennebula, OSDTV.. and perhaps some more i have already
> > forgotten.
> > Nothing seems to bring VDI and IaaS really together. of course i know
> that
> > it's possible to setup Citrix for VDI and some IaaS platform for the rest
> > but i already have quite a big bag of software, servers, technology to
> > manage and don't want to put another thing on top.
> > What comes closest seems to be Citrix XenDesktop but this will get very
> > expensive and i'm not a big fan of closed source.
> >
> > So, my question, does anyone have experience with something like this ?
> how
> > do you solve similar problems ?
>
> Look at VCL (http://vcl.apache.org)
> It does a good chunk of what you want, and one of the VCL committers
> was recently looking at adding CloudStack support.
>
> --David
>

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