Move Your Desktops and Applications to AWS End-User Computing
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Amazon IT runs Amazon WorkSpaces, AppStream 2.0 and WorkDocs to deliver cloud desktops and streamed apps that are domain‑joined, integrate with AD, use PCoIP, support BYOL and GPU bundles, and charge hourly or monthly. A deployment scales to 25,000 users and reports $17M annual savings with only two engineers supporting onboarding in minutes; customers use WorkSpaces for contractor onboarding, AppStream for GPU app demos and trials, and WorkDocs for secure regional storage and collaboration.
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chapters (24)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:55Agenda
- 1:30Services
- 4:36Globalization
- 6:38Our Mission
- 7:07Our Customers
- 7:57Amazon Workspaces
- 14:59Configure AWS Workspaces
- 15:23Quick Setup
- 15:33Workspace Bundle
- 16:02Launch Workspace
- 16:37Advanced Workspace Architecture
- 17:43Customer Example
- 18:24Remote Learning Example
- 18:54Work From Home Offer
- 19:23App Stream 20
- 21:18App Stream use cases
- 24:14Customer success story
- 24:40Amazon Work Docs
- 28:23Halliburton
- 28:48Next Steps
- 29:18Resources
- 29:58Recap
- 30:34Free Digital Training
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