DaDesktop Cloud

DaDesktop's Public Cloud runs on the company’s own hosted servers.

These servers are shared among multiple users, meaning that several customers could be using the same physical infrastructure at any given moment.

Clients enjoy straightforward access and are billed on a daily basis according to the specific resources they consume.

There is no need for any configuration work on the client side—just a web browser to set up and connect to the desktops.

This provides a simple way to explore the DaDesktop platform without any long-term obligations or initial capital outlay.

DaDesktop Private essentially builds on the foundation of the Public Cloud offering.

Every capability found in the Public Cloud is also available in the Private Cloud environment.

Additionally, the Private Cloud unlocks extra functionalities not offered in the Public Cloud, such as LXC support.

In this setup, the customer leases an entire server—or a cluster of servers—from DaDesktop.

Those servers are then dedicated exclusively to that single client.

By doing so, the customer can be assured that the necessary resources will always be on hand whenever they are required.

This model also makes it easier for the client to forecast their operational costs.

Customers can effortlessly migrate desktops originally created in the Public Cloud over to their privately reserved servers.

Cloud on Cloud represents a particular variant of the Private Cloud model.

Here, the servers or virtual machines are sourced from an external cloud provider—such as Amazon, Google, Aliyun, or comparable vendors.

The availability of this option may be subject to limitations depending on the level of support offered by the third-party cloud provider.