AWS Solutions Architect Associate (SAA-C02) Exam Prep Course - 2021 UPDATED! - Desktop and App streaming

The video tutorial introduces two AWS services: Workspaces and AppStream 2.0, which are used for desktop and app streaming. Workspaces provide virtual desktops in the cloud, supporting various operating systems like Linux and Windows. It offers persistent storage via a virtual D drive. AppStream 2.0 allows running applications in the cloud, appearing as if they are on local machines. It is ideal for custom-developed apps and commercial applications. The choice between Workspaces and AppStream depends on whether a full desktop interface or just specific applications are needed.

What is the primary focus of AWS desktop and app streaming services?

• Enhancing server-side solutions

• Building network infrastructures

• Providing cloud-based client interfaces

• Developing mobile applications

Which operating systems can be run as virtual desktops in AWS Workspaces?

• Linux and Windows 7

• MacOS and Windows 10

• Linux and MacOS

• Windows 8 and Windows 10

Where should you save documents in AWS Workspaces to ensure they are backed up?

• Local C drive

• Local D drive

• Virtual C drive

• Virtual D drive

What is a key feature of AWS Appstream 2.0?

• Provides a full desktop interface

• Requires no internet connection

• Runs applications locally

• Offers virtual applications in the cloud

For what type of applications is AWS Appstream 2.0 commonly used?

• Office applications

• Web-based applications

• Custom developed apps

• Mobile applications

How does AWS Appstream 2.0 differ from Workspaces?

• Workspaces runs applications in the cloud

• Appstream offers virtual applications, not full desktops

• Appstream provides a full desktop interface

• Workspaces is used for custom apps

What should you consider when choosing between AWS Workspaces and Appstream?

• The cost of the service

• The number of users

• The need for a complete desktop or specific applications

• The type of operating system