Alright! We've built the backbone of our solution, but how do we make it work to our advantage? How do we solve our business challenge and justify the cost of our investment as nicely and as quickly as possible? In the upcoming chapters, we'll discuss these and other topics of interest, and we'll focus on the hands-on administration and delivery of the XenApp environment to serve end users.
First, let's recap what we've implemented so far. The following table shows each component of the Citrix infrastructure and the quantity of units deployed for redundancy:
|
Citrix component |
Quantity |
|---|---|
|
XenApp Delivery Controller |
2 |
|
Citrix StoreFront Server |
2 |
|
Citrix Provisioning Server |
2 |
|
Citrix NetScaler appliance |
2 |
|
Master image |
2 |
As you can see, we have two of each component so that if one member experiences an unforeseen crash, the other one can continue to operate the environment. The reason we have two master images is because...