Citrix Cloud Updates

With this feature, you can now specify a time slot to schedule a configuration update. To do this, you can use the PowerShell command Schedule-ProvVmUpdate. 

This feature enables API requests to tunnel through the Citrix Cloud Connector instead of going directly to the Azure public endpoint.

Citrix supports group based (AAD and SAML) administrators to access cloud platform functions.

Users will now be able to install the WebEx media plugin via the Citrix installer to help simplify the installation process and enhance the user experience

This release provides an enhanced user experience while reconnecting to virtual apps and desktops from which you got disconnected

Users now have the ability to push settings to Workspace App running on managed iOS / iPAD device EMM Solutions

When creating Azure catalogs in the Full Configuration interface, you can select shared images from other tenants (shared through the Azure Compute Gallery). This feature requires that you provide shared tenant and subscription information for associated host connections.

You can now create a catalog that supports AWS EC2 hibernation.  The hibernation process stores the in-memory state of the instance, along with its private and elastic IP addresses, allowing it to pick up exactly where it left off.

With this feature, when creating a machine catalog, VMs are not provisioned at catalog creation time, but rather the first time VMs are powered on. For non-persistent catalogs, the OS disk is deleted when the VM power state is set to Off, and recreated when the VM is powered up. The AWS on-demand provisioning feature reduces your storage costs and provides faster catalog creation.

The inactivity timeout feature signs you out of the Citrix Workspace app based on a value that the admin sets.