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Amazon AppStream is a desktop application streaming service that securely delivers Windows desktop applications to any device. It enables users to stream desktop applications like Microsoft Office from AWS to any device running a web browser without rewriting them. The service allows users to access their desktop applications from anywhere while keeping sensitive data secure in the AWS Cloud.
Provider
Amazon Web Services
Located In
United States
Foundation
2006
Deployment
Cloud, SaaS, Web-Based
Content Source: Amazon AppStream
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Amazon AppStream Reviews
"Amazon AppStream is a great virtual machine service! "
Overall: It has been a great overall experience so far.
Pros: It was easy to use out of the box and helped us visualize data to further improve our performance!
Cons: So far we have not had any issues and will continue to use the product.
"AWS AppStream"
Overall: Overall, I would recommend AWS AppStream to any company looking to cut costs in regards to hardware. I would say AppStream offers a supplemental way to access applications.
Pros: The hardware is managed by Amazon. I also enjoy how we can offer applications in the cloud that can be accessed by students from any device
Cons: I would say the biggest barriers to entry are the user interface can be a bit convoluted and it takes a little while to become acquainted with how to setup the fleets. Also, AppStream can be a bit costly depending on the model you choose.