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Amazon WorkSpaces Application Manager (WAM), is the latest service that enables you to cater to the on demand application needs of your assigned end users of the Amazon WorkSpaces. It allows on-demand and secure access to the centrally managed desktop apps.
Amazon WorkSpaces users can have the apps delivered securely, and in a scalable and streamlined manner; which basically means that you can choose your apps from a catalog and start using them without any delays.
The terms Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery (BCDR or BC/DR) are confused quite often. Both are interrelated and its necessary for organizations to make these plans together instead of making them separately. This is a condition given that, both describe how prepared an organization is on recovering from an unforeseen event or disaster (manmade or natural).
When a disaster strikes, it’s important to know how your plans for recovering from the data loss and facilities, will help you. It’s understanding the difference between the two plans. Both Amazon and Microsoft Azure have features which facilitate in Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery plans.
Amazon WorkSpaces is a managed desktop computing service in the cloud. Cloud computing has enabled the widespread use of supported devices including Windows, Android, Linux, Mac computers, iPad and Kindle tablets to allow the users to access corporate documents, resources and applications over the cloud.
The AWS WorkSpaces allows the organizations to provide a desktop like experience for the users, when they access the resources. It automatically provisions for the resources, while providing scalability, high availability, security and safety of the corporate information. The ability to add any number of users at a competitive cost, compared to the traditional on-premise desktops or the Virtual Desktop Infrastructure is its main advantage.