What's new and upcoming with Citrix technology and features

You can now redirect the front camera of your device into the session. Both 32-bit and 64-bit applications are supported. By default, the auto-redirection of the webcam is enabled.

Citrix Provisioning on Azure is supporting customer-managed encryption keys to encrypt all managed disks associated with each target device.    

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

Export XenServer images using the Image Portability Service to upload and prepare them for a different target platform (such as Azure).

App Layering is introducing a new and modern experience for managing the VMware vSphere platform connector.

Added support for using app registration credentials in the Azure Deployments connector configuration.

Enables admins to incorporate Active Directory attribute variables in the policy, defining the network path to where the user layers are located.

A new toggle will be added to the Workspace Configuration UI that administrators can configure to preserve connection leases when users choose to log off.

With this feature, you can use MCS to provision a catalog with Azure confidential VMs.

Citrix Analytics for Performance is now integrated with the Splunk Observability platform. You can use the Data Export feature to export performance data and events from Citrix Analytics for Performance to Splunk. Additionally you can leverage the available Kafka interface to bulk export performance metrics of all on-premises Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops sites and DaaS cloud services, available with Citrix Analytics for Performance service. For more information, see the Data Export article. To leverage this functionality Please sign up and enroll to the Tech Preview.