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Amazon Web Services (AWS) announces a new feature of Amazon WorkSpaces, called Amazon WorkSpaces Pools, that helps customers save costs by sharing a pool of virtual desktops across a group of users who get a fresh desktop every time they log in. This new feature provides customers the flexibility and choice to support a wide range of use cases, including training labs, contact centers, and other shared-environments. User settings like bookmarks and files can be stored in a central storage repository like Amazon S3 or Amazon FSx can be saved for improved personalization. Customers also use AWS Application AutoScaling to automatically scale a pool of virtual desktops based on real-time usage metrics or predefined schedules.
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8 сен 2024

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@jonsmith7718 Месяц назад

I used to have to roll my own using x windows, rdp and all other ui port forwarding hell. But the problem i had was i didnt know when to stop including things so i bloated the desktop into remote debugger, docker, k8s jenkins cicd etc. I think the pricing would be critical for wider scale adoption.

@samuel9014 Месяц назад

Hi, very nice video thank you. Actually im very new to AWS and i want to create an POC environment for my company to use Pools. Maybe im stupid or i just underestimated the complexity. The documentation for Workspaces Pools with SAML is not that specific. I managed to login on the AWS SSO but when it redirects me back to the application (workspace) it is not logged in, i guess my RelayState is wrong but the documentation does not say anything about that. I see in your demo you are redirected to something like .../sso-redirect-native?state= but this does not happen in my case. It would be very nice if there are deeper tutorials how to setup a authentication with workspaces pools from scratch. Maybe it is a stupit question and i just have to understand more about the SSO but for me it looks like the documentation is not that specific and it would help if there are more information.

@awssupport Месяц назад

Hi, Samuel! 👋 This is the perfect query to pose to our community of experts on our re:Post platform. 🤓 You can do so, here: go.aws/aws-repost. 👈 To share your feedback related to our documentation, please submit it via this method: go.aws/3A6jWfg. ✍️ ^RF

@user-xi4wh5sd2z 22 дня назад

Sorry to say that they seem ignore the most important part of how to config the saml 2.0 with the existing Directory which registered to the workspaces already, We all know that AD do have the role of adfs which could support saml. we could understand they provided a ways to integrated with other platform but the MAD should be the fast and properly directory. It make me very confuse why they don't provided the direct connection with MAD and provided a option to integrated with other platform . Even in this "demo", they ignore the part of saml part.

@awssupport 22 дня назад

Thanks for sharing this feedback with us, I've passed it along internally to our Events team for review. I also found this doc which outlines the prerequisites needed before configuring your SAML 2.0, you may find helpful: go.aws/3X7wGLF. ✅ ^MO