The Horizon Client then forms a protocol session connection to a Horizon Agent running in a virtual desktop, RDSH server, or physical machine. The core components of Horizon include a VMware Horizon ® Client™ authenticating to a Connection Server, which brokers connections to virtual desktops and apps. This strategy allowed the design, deployment, and integration to be validated and documented. The environment was designed to be capable of scaling to 8,000 concurrent connections for users. Table 1: Horizon Environment Setup StrategyĪ Horizon deployment was designed, deployed, and integrated with the VMware Workspace ONE® platform. The architecture of Horizon Cloud on Microsoft Azure is covered separately in Horizon Cloud on Microsoft Azure Architecture. Separate chapters give the additional design considerations for Horizon on supported cloud platforms, including VMware Cloud on AWS, Azure VMware Solution, Google Cloud VMware Engine, and Oracle Cloud VMware Solution.Īlthough Horizon Cloud delivers the same resources as Horizon, it uses a different architecture than is being discussed in this chapter and runs natively on Azure.
This chapter covers the foundational and common architectural information for deploying Horizon and is applicable across all supported platforms. Horizon can be deployed on-premises or on other supported cloud platforms. This chapter of the reference architecture covers the architecture and design considerations for Horizon for vSphere and applies to both Horizon 8 and 7. Horizon allows you to create and broker connections to Windows virtual desktops, Linux virtual desktops, Remote Desktop Server (RDS)–hosted applications and desktops, Linux-hosted applications, and Windows physical machines. VMware Horizon ® is a platform for managing and delivering virtualized or hosted desktops and applications to end users.
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