An important aspect of any Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) environment is ensuring it is accessible and secure to not only meet best practices standards but also meet your organization’s requirements. To get the most out of this cloud-hosted service, it is important to use the correct features and components that make up the AVD environment, which will, in turn, give a much better experience for your users.
AVD allows organizations to set up redundant, scalable, and agile environments that offer the following key capabilities:
From a management perspective, you can utilize the Azure Portal, PowerShell, and REST interfaces to manage and implement AVD resources. You can publish a fully-featured desktop or single remote application for different sets of users. You also can assign multiple users to multiple application groups to reduce the number of images.
This lesson will help you implement access to your Azure Virtual Desktop environment and understand how it integrates with the other Azure services. It covers understanding Azure roles and RBAC for Azure Virtual Desktop, managing roles on session hosts, and configuring user restrictions via group policy and Azure policy.
This lesson is intended for anyone who wants to become an Azure Virtual Desktop Specialist and/or is preparing to take the AZ-140 exam.
To get the most from this lesson, it is recommended that you have a good understanding of Azure administration, although this is not essential.