Citrix DaaS on Amazon Web Services
 
Course Description
Citrix DaaS on Amazon Web Services is a comprehensive, hands-on course designed to teach IT professionals, cloud engineers, and virtualization administrators how to deploy, manage, and optimize Citrix Desktop-as-a-Service (DaaS) environments running on AWS. This training provides a full end-to-end understanding of delivering secure, high-performance virtual apps and desktops using Citrix Cloud integrated with Amazon Web Services.
 
You’ll learn how to design cloud-hosted resource locations, configure Citrix Cloud connectors, deploy VDAs on AWS, optimize workspace environments, integrate identity and authentication, and ensure reliability, scalability, and security for distributed users. The course also covers networking, monitoring, cost optimization, disaster recovery planning, and real-world operational best practices for running Citrix workloads in the cloud.
 
With hands-on labs and practical scenarios, this course equips you with the skills required to confidently support enterprise-grade Citrix DaaS deployments on AWS infrastructure.
 
What You’ll Learn
Core concepts of Citrix DaaS architecture and cloud-hosted delivery
Setting up Citrix Cloud and connecting resource locations on AWS
Deploying Virtual Delivery Agents (VDAs) on Amazon EC2
Configuring VPC networking, security groups, IAM roles, and access control
Integrating identity providers such as Azure AD or Active Directory
Designing scalable, high-availability Citrix environments on AWS
Monitoring performance and troubleshooting delivery issues
Optimizing cost, compute usage, and storage for Citrix workloads
Implementing resilience, redundancy, and disaster recovery strategies
Applying industry best practices for securing virtual apps and desktops
 
Who This Course Is For
Citrix administrators and virtualization engineers
Cloud engineers deploying Citrix workloads on AWS
System administrators supporting remote desktop environments
IT professionals modernizing legacy Citrix infrastructure
Organizations adopting hybrid or cloud-first EUC strategies