Citrix Cloud Updates

Citrix now offers Citrix Service Providers the option to remove a service from a linked customer.

Session Recording service is now available for all Citrix DaaS offerings with capabilities of centralized management of policies, playback, and server configurations. It eases the burden on IT administrators by providing a unified entry point to manage and observe the distributed objects across your organization.

Until now, Citrix provided a disk image and accompanying script to support deploying the Connector Appliance in cloud services. With this change the Connector Appliance will be available within the Google Cloud Platform (GCP) marketplace and deployed directly without the need for a script.

Citrix introduces REST APIs to release expired cloud service licenses that help you to manage licensing in Citrix Cloud. IT administrators can use the Citrix cloud licensing APIs for enterprise customers and partners with on-premises Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops or Citrix DaaS.

When you create a catalog in Azure environment, you can now specify the page file setting, including the location and size, explicitly using the  PoSH command. This will override the value determined by MCS. 

Improved Licensing management experience for Citrix Cloud administrators

Until now, Citrix provided a disk image and accompanying script to support deploying the Connector Appliance in cloud services. With this change the Connector Appliance will be available within the Microsoft Azure marketplace and deployed directly without the need for a script.

Until now, Citrix provided a disk image and accompanying script to support deploying the Connector Appliance in cloud services. With this change the Connector Appliance will be available within the Amazon Web Services (AWS) marketplace and deployed directly without the need for a script.

This new functionality brings to the Citrix Cloud interface some of the key metrics, such as process CPU and memory usage, AD call latency, and CBP/NFuse/STA metrics. The feature also adds per-provider connectivity checks, which can alert admins to issues and, in future, can include service-specific information for each component of the Cloud Connector.

Citrix Provisioning on Azure is supporting the ability to create provisioning targets in specific availability zones.