Previously we heard about the ability for the Goliath solution to test and self-heal the environment. This provides an ability to let the environment take care of itself, relying on the collective years of experience from EUC experts. However, we all know that just because an environment checks all the boxes, does not necessarily mean that users are productive and pleased with the environment.
In today's remote work environment, virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) solutions such as Citrix have become essential tools for organisations to enable their employees to work from anywhere. Citrix provides access to virtual desktops, applications, and data, allowing employees to work from any device and location. However, to ensure a seamless user experience, it is essential to have comprehensive monitoring of the Citrix environment. Unfortunately, many IT teams need help identifying and resolving issues that impact the user experience, particularly when the problems are intermittent or challenging to reproduce.
Citrix for Linux VDI and DaaS options allow organizations to deploy Linux digital workspaces and Linux applications that can then be accessed by end-users from Linux or non-Linux endpoints. This allows organizations to deploy applications optimized for Linux OSs to users using mobile, Mac, Windows, and BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) endpoints as well as those using native Linux.
In my previous blog, I highlighted how Goliath is configured out-of-the-box with the hundreds of data points for your EUC environment. This is a great and valuable tool to help get you started. But just knowing what is good versus bad only helps so much. That’s where the automation component of Goliath comes in and takes the next step. It can save you from getting pinged in the middle of the night, and more importantly, can keep your business running.
If you’re working remotely or managing remote teams, high latency can be a frustrating issue to deal with. High latency, also known as lag, is the delay between when a user inputs a command and when the server responds. High latency can make remote work slow and inefficient, making it difficult to get work done. Here are some things you can try to fix high latency for a remote user.
If you work in a technology role, then it won’t be any surprise to you when I say organizations have pivoted from specialist IT job functions, such as Citrix only roles, to making sure the infrastructure team can support many workloads. The adoption of cloud technologies has also created support for this approach because our infrastructure teams are doing less architecting and more application configuration and user work.
Philadelphia, PA – February 8, 2023 –Goliath Technologies, a leader in end-user experience monitoring and troubleshooting software, has today announced the launch of Goliath Cloud Monitor – a new cloud monitoring platform that provides centralized monitoring of AWS and Azure cloud environments from a single location. With 75% of organizations worldwide implementing a multi-cloud strategy, the market demand for effective cloud monitoring solutions has never been greater.
“Why is everything down?” Nod your head if you’ve had this experience. No changes were made, yet suddenly everything is down. Where do you start looking? If you’ve been in the EUC world long enough, you probably have a good idea. But what about those junior admins you are mentoring so that you can get some time back in your day?
