Desktop Virtualization Optimization Methods Based on IDV Architecture

With the growing demand for users’ flexible use of office desktops and enterprises’ centralized management of information resources, desktop virtualization technologies, represented by remote desktops, have become a prominent approach in current desktop management. Among the mainstream desktop virtualization technologies, Intelligent Desktop Virtualization (IDV) architecture offers significant advantages regarding network dependency and resource utilization. However, the IDV scenario presents challenges on the server, such as the increasing number of centrally managed images, resource consumption due to frequent image pulling, and low efficiency in image synchronization. Moreover, the terminal faces an issue of not fully leveraging hardware resources. Considering the IDV-specific characteristics, we design and implement a set of optimization methods for desktop virtualization, which outperform traditional IDV solutions.