Using Liquit Workspace and the App Volumes Apps on Demand feature
This video demonstrates how to deliver Bloomberg Terminal using Liquit Workspace and the 'Apps on Demand' feature of VMware App Volumes 2203 and up.
00:00 - intro
00:05 - login to Windows 10 as an Active Directory
00:10 - no applications like Bloomberg Terminal have been installed
00:10 - only the Liquit Workspace agent and App Volumes agent
00:20 - this Liquit Workspace has two actions in a Launch action set
00:25 - this launch action uses svservice.exe app deliver {guid} to mount the VHD which contains the Bloomberg Terminal application
00:35 - this launch action uses svservice.exe app run {guid} {apppath} to launch the Bloomberg Terminal application
00:40 - {apppath} is the path of the exe within the VHD
00:50 - login to the App Volumes management interface
01:00 - this is where the {guid) is taken from
01:05 - Bloomberg Terminal is now assigned to the user 'Roel'
01:25 - the user 'Roel' logs into Liquit Workspace
01:30 - applications coming from App Volumes are tagged 'App Volumes' therefore easy to find
01:35 - no applications like Bloomberg Terminal have been installed
01:37 - starting Bloomberg Terminal will start the two actions of this package
01:40 - Bloomberg Terminal is delivered (the VHD is mounted)
01:52 - Bloomberg Terminal is started (after the VHD has been mounted)
02:10 - Bloomberg Terminal shows up as an installed application