Architecture selection

Selecting the most appropriate Regions or Availability Zones to deploy your EUC services will be a critical factor to consider to provide the best performance for your end users, partners, and customers.

A well-performing AWS EUC architecture will consider the location of the users accessing the services and the latency to key service endpoints in each Region. Consider the proximity of user data such as home drives, user profile stores, databases, and data feeds to the users to design an efficient data flow. For further information related to tradeoffs to consider in relation to latency as well as how to determine the latency between user locations and the location of AWS EUC services, see EUC latency tradeoffs and How to check latency to the closest AWS Region.

A typical EUC deployment uses many backend services which are deployed, managed and supported by the business. AWS offers a range of managed services which offer resilience and scalability, and which augment the performance of your desktop and application delivery tiers.