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Key Points

Expanded Use Cases: Support specialized roles like VMs for developers as well as legacy, and/or sensitive applications.
Complete Control: Create, Recreate, Start, Pause, Shutdown or even Monitor any VM. You can even control any VM in non-EOW Hypervisors.
Seamless Provisioning: Profiles, Pools and Automatic Scaling are at your disposal for agile VM deployment, including Dynamic Filter pools for advanced resource allocation.
Flexible Deployment: Linked Clones and Persistence modes support fast, ephemeral, or persistent environments.
Open and Hypervisor-Agnostic: Deploy on VMware, OpenShift, Proxmox, or major cloud providers like AWS and Azure. One management plane, no vendor lock-in.

Empower your specialized workforce with adaptative Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI).

Introducing Advanced VDI, a feature of EOW designed for organizations that need secure, high-performance virtual desktops for specialized roles, legacy applications, or sensitive use cases.

Organizations with developers, data analysts, compliance teams, or users of legacy line-of-business applications often struggle to deliver performant, isolated desktop environments at scale. Advanced VDI addresses this by giving IT teams full lifecycle control over virtual machines — from creation and provisioning to monitoring and shutdown — all within a single management plane.

What makes EO.workspace different is that it does not force you onto one virtualization stack. EO.workspace is infrastructure-agnostic, with native support for on-premises platforms — VMware, OpenShift, and Proxmox — as well as leading cloud providers like AWS and Azure. Match each workload to the right environment: your established VMware estate, container-native agility with OpenShift, cost-effective open-source infrastructure with Proxmox, or elastic scale in the public cloud.

🔧 Profiles, Pools, and Automatic Scaling

Define VM templates once and let Profiles and Pools handle repeatable, policy-driven deployment. Automatic Scaling adjusts capacity up or down based on demand, so you are not over-provisioning for peak load or leaving users waiting during spikes. For advanced resource allocation, Dynamic Filter Pools let you target specific hosts or clusters based on custom criteria.

🔗 Linked Clones and Flexible Persistence

Spin up ephemeral environments that reset after each session, or maintain persistent VMs with preserved user state and installed applications. Linked Clones share a base image to keep storage and memory footprints low, making it practical to run large VDI fleets without multiplying infrastructure costs.

🖥️ Multi-Platform, No Lock-In

Run your VDI workloads on your established VMware infrastructure, on OpenShift for container-based orchestration, or on Proxmox for open-source flexibility — or burst into the cloud with AWS and Azure. EO.workspace provides a unified management layer across on-premises and cloud environments, so your team uses the same provisioning, monitoring, and scaling workflows regardless of where the VMs live.

🔍 Full Lifecycle Observability

Create, recreate, start, pause, shutdown, and monitor any VM from a single interface — including VMs running on non-EO.workspace hypervisors. This gives operations teams end-to-end visibility into session health and resource consumption without juggling multiple dashboards.

🚀 Built for Specialized Workloads

Whether you need isolated developer sandboxes, secure environments for financial or healthcare applications, or high-performance workstations for engineering teams, Advanced VDI delivers the right desktop to the right user. Combine with EO.workspace’s application streaming, session shadowing, and security features for a complete virtual workspace.