DKVUG møde d. 1. juni 2012 Kim Kaaes gennemgang af App-V og UE-V

3. App-V 5.0 Application Virtualization & What’s New in 5.0
Managing App-V 5.0 More Ways to Manage App-V 5.0
Virtual Application
Next Generation Dynamic Suite Composition
Connection
Virtual Application Extension Managing Virtual Application Interactions
Shared Content Store Next Generation VDI Deployment

4. 2006: 2008: 2010: 2011: Now: Now:
acquired App-V 4.5 App-V 4.6 App-V 4.6 SP1 Server App-V App-V 5.0 Beta
 Scale  64-bit  Sequencer  Manage
 Distributed  Office 2010, Workflow Server Apps
deployments Windows 7  Package  Separate
Accelerators Apps from
 Best Practices Config

5. Integrated Platform
 Virtual applications work like installed applications
 Virtual applications use Windows standards
 No dedicated drive letter required
Flexible Virtualization
 Multiple App-V applications can share the same virtual environment
 Designed to support highly integrated applications
 Preserve existing investments in App-V
Powerful Management
 New web-based management interface
 Optimize for VDI with one management workflow
 Rich PowerShell scripting allows automation and customization

7. Sequencer
 Similar UI from App-V 4.6 SP1
 New package file format
Package Converter
 Customers can carry forward
existing investments
 Easily convert 4.5+ packages
to the new format

8.  Virtual subsystem overrides
Modifies a Package’s
 Disable virtual subsystems
Virtual Environment
 Scripts
 Dynamic Deployment Configuration
Dynamic
 Dynamic User Configuration
Configuration Types
 Can combine
No Package Update  Modify existing package content
Is Needed  Add to an existing package

9.  Global scope: all users on the machine
 Specify Dynamic Deployment Configuration file per package on the machine
 Stored when the package is added
 User scope: affects the user on the machine
 Specify Dynamic User Configuration file per user, per package on the machine
 Stored when the package is published

11. New App-V Management Dynamic User Configuration
PowerShell
User Interface Modified the Virtual Environment
 Browser-based  Shortcuts & Applications can be  PowerShell is available to
 Easily manage the lifecycle of a modified in the UI automate all the tasks you’ve
virtual application  Advanced configuration can be just seen
imported directly to the console
 One package, many
configurations

15.  App-V Packages can be deployed in multiple
Next Generation DSC Virtual Application Connection Groups
 Configuration is separate from the packages
Integrated with  Create and configure via Server User Interface or PowerShell
App-V Management
 Know the dependencies
Server
Manage in
 Can use PowerShell to create and manage
Standalone Mode
 Applications + Plugins
Supported
 Applications + Middleware
Configurations
 Applications + Applications

16. Supported
Subsystems
• Shortcuts
Extension Point is Global Visibility • File Type Associations (FTA)
registered natively • Native –to– Virtual • AppPath
• URL Protocols
with Windows • Virtual –to– Virtual
• Software Clients
• Set Program Access and
Computer Defaults (SPAD)
• COM Local Servers

18. URL Protocols Disabled
Native application could not see and use mailto
functionality in the virtual application
URL Protocols Enabled
Native application could see and use mailto
functionality in the virtual application

19.  Is the interaction well defined?  Does the Virtual Application
 Does the OS or a native need to interact with another
application need to interact Virtual Application?
with the Virtual Application?
Use
Use
Virtual Application
Virtual Application Extension
Connection

20.  Store applications centrally
 Save disk space in VDI/RDS
 Applications are executed on the shared store
 Applications can be updated per the usual process

21. App-V Packages App-V Client App-V Server
 Modify the Virtual Environment  Configure with Group Policy  Web-based User Interface
with Dynamic Deployment  Manage with PowerShell  Manage with PowerShell
Configuration or Dynamic
 Standard Windows tools:  HTTP support for
User Configuration
PowerShell, Event Logs, ETW publishing, streaming
 Combine packages at runtime tracing  SMB streaming
with Virtual Application
 Co-exist with App-V 4.6 client
Connection
 Expose virtual application to
native using Virtual Application
Extension

23. UE-V UE-V flexible settings sync
Settings locations template What settings to sync?
In-box templates Standard templates included
Advanced templates Build your and manipulate existing templates
Technology comparison UE-V and roaming profiles

24. Unique Multiple
Workstyle Devices
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Desktop More
Virtualizatio Mobile
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Traditional approaches don’t meet today’s need for a
consistent user experience across devices

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32. 1. App Settings
Windows App 1 App 2
Instance 2. Agent Hook
3. Settings Package
1 Sync
4. Settings
Registry 3 Apply/Collect
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Local Settings
Offline Files
Files
Storage
(CSC)
Settings Settings
Packages Packages Location
Agen (local) (remote)
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settings UE-V
location 2
template Service

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34. Feature Roaming Roaming Microso UE-V UE-V +
Profiles Profiles ft SCCM +
Windows 7 Windows 8 Account GP
Roam settings between multiple computers
Roam settings between physical and virtual apps
Manage via WMI
Sync settings changes on a regular basis
Little configuration needed to setup
Supported on non-domain joined machines
Supports Primary Machine AD attribute
Roams settings between VDI/RDS and rich
desktops
Self heal agent settings
Unlimited setting storage space
Choice in which app settings to roam

35. Resources
www.microsoft.com/getuev
UE-V TechNet Gallery: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=246589
www.microsoft.com/getappv5
http://go.microsoft.com/?linkid=9806482
http://www.microsoft.com/DV
http://technet.microsoft.com/windows/DV