Azure Network Performance, Proximity Placement Groups and Accelerated Networking

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In this video I go over the benefits of using Azure Proximity Placement Groups and Accelerated networking with Azure IaaS VM’s. I start by explaining what Proximity Placement Groups are and how they work, then go over the basics of Accelerated Networking. After that, I deploy a Proximity Placement Group and accelerated networking and compare results with and without the features enabled.
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5 окт 2024

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@AravindKumar-dc6ct 3 года назад

Really nice demo. Thanks for the video

@rupeshsingh3607 2 года назад

Nice T shirt and Nice content, you rock!!!

@EE-ux7qw 2 года назад

As always nice Video Travis, quick question from my side, maybe you have a hint on this: We have an AVD environment with an SQL Server, VM's are bundled in a proximitly placement group. But if we auto start and stop the VM's after the start they aren't together anymore... so we have latency problems or high azure cost

@richardlphillips 4 года назад

Hi Travis. Another great video. We have an opportunity for a Windows Virtual Desktop solution and a desktop application which would need proxmity with an SQL database server. Is it possible to retrospectively move WVD hosts into a proximity placement group alongside the SQL server to keep latency to a minimum? IE if normal placement wasnt fast enough, could we subsequently and retrospectively move WVD hosts and SQL server into a proximity placement group without breaking anything? Im not seeing Windows 10 Multisession on the list of supported OSs

@jamestyler1573 4 года назад

Hello, not sure if you've found the answer to this question yourself yet as I see your post was a little while ago. As I understand it you can move the Availability groups the standard WVD provision a host pool creates into a Prox Group, you won't be able to enabled accelerated networking I blieve though as that's is I think only supported by Server operating systems at present?