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Max as in good perf 12-15 8vcpu 32gb
Depends on your apps though. This is optimised the best I can and uses WEM for GPP, drive mapping and printer mappings.
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I’m running out of RAM before CPU as our users are heavy users of Chrome, so we’re only getting about 5-6 before it’s awful for anyone else
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Again, depends on the apps. Some web apps are very heavy, other users just leave tons of tabs open. Have you tried the great suspenders extension
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that’s next on the list
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also looking at WEM for managing RAM
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ad blocker or pi-hole is something that might help with browsers as well
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Very true Rene, love pi hole
In my experience with browsers WEM does okay but not great. They tend to have a lot of processes which means WEM is sometimes counterproductive. Also test though.
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Little bit old now but still relevant, after putting this into our old XenApp environment we probably got half our resources back. https://www.htguk.com/improving-citrix-xenapp-session/
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Max ~ 25 users with 6-8 vCPU, 32-48 GB and standard Office apps with Chrome or Edge. It the good old days with 2008 R2 and XA 6.5 we got easily 40 users and more.
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Ad-blocking and offloading/redirection all very good if you can do it (that article needs an update really)......we're way past the NT4 TSE days when you could cram thousands of users on each box, sadly
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It wasn’t that long ago you could get 30-40 users per box and now we’re struggling with 10
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Slack, Teams, Chrome.......all of these modern apps seem very resource-intensive, along with Office365. I had eight tabs open recently in Chrome and 48 Chrome processes were active
Actually I might fire up a Windows NT4 TSE with 32GB RAM and see how many desktops I can run on it
Not that it could probably even address 32GB RAM 🙂
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8vcpu, 20GB of Ram. 2016. 15-18 max. I used great suspender and uBlock. Just goes back to what Leee said, Depends on the apps.