Nutanix NCP-VDI case studies
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The Nutanix Certified Professional – VDI (NCP-VDI) is a professional-level certification aimed at IT engineers, virtualization consultants, and EUC architects who design and operate virtual desktop and application environments on Nutanix infrastructure. It is intended for people who already understand core Nutanix concepts such as Prism, AHV, and distributed storage, and who now want to demonstrate competence specific to desktop and application delivery. The Nutanix NCP-VDI case studies are 5 cases and about 2,840 words.
1Scaling a Multi-Site Citrix VDI Deployment on Nutanix AHV
A regional healthcare provider runs 1,200 non-persistent Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops desktops on a 12-node Nutanix AHV cluster across two data centers, with Prism Central managing both sites. Each site has 6 nodes (N+1), and the clusters are not stretched.
633 words, about 3 min2Selecting a Frame Deployment Model for a Global Design Firm
A design firm has 220 employees in London, New York, and Singapore. 80 use GPU-accelerated CAD applications; 140 use Office and browsers.
570 words, about 3 min3Right-Sizing Windows Session Hosts for a Call Center
A financial services call center has 520 agents in two shifts (300 concurrent peak). They run Windows 10 Enterprise multi-session on 14 AHV VMs, each with 16 vCPU and 64 GB RAM, and FSLogix profile containers on Nutanix Files.
547 words, about 3 min4Boot Storm and Storage Latency in a Retail VDI Environment
A retailer runs 1,500 non-persistent Windows 10 desktops on a 10-node AHV cluster for store associates. Desktops are provisioned with Citrix MCS and use Nutanix Volumes for a legacy inventory app that requires block storage.
547 words, about 3 min5Troubleshooting Intermittent Latency Across a Managed VDI Service
A managed service provider operates three Nutanix AHV clusters (60, 45, and 30 nodes) for 3,000 VDI users across healthcare, legal, and education tenants. Prism Central manages all clusters.
543 words, about 3 min