HCI and VDI have historically gotten along well together. In fact, one of the first and still popular use cases for hyper-converged technology is as a work-from-home infrastructure platform for serving virtual desktops to remote users, the need for which is now greater than ever.
However, the adoption of HCI for edge computing workloads is also growing—and ROBOs are starting to take full advantage of this setup. Continue reading this expert guide to dig into these parallel trends, discover several pertinent factors to consider when using HCI to accommodate the uptick in work-from-home employees on VDI, and learn how to tackle HCI networking challenges that may crop up.