Once the app is captured, you have effectively created a snapshot image for what the application looks like when it is installed. It looks at all the new files and registry keys that have been created or modified, and even deleted. A virtual machine disk (VMDK or VHD) is attached to a machine in read/write mode and records all the steps you would do during an install on the OS drive. These packages can then be easily assigned and delivered to end users with the application already installed. Instead of packaging with all the manual steps involved, App Volumes captures the completed installation in app packages. App Volumes does all the work for you.Īpp Volumes takes a fresh approach to how applications are installed. Powered by App Volumes, App Management automates the delivery of applications, removing the need to package them altogether. VMware Horizon Application Management, one of the key services that is part of the Horizon Control Plane, is simplifying how IT admins manage and install apps. In fact, you can get it done in under two minutes flat. This can be a very time-consuming and cumbersome process, especially when you multiple this by the large number of apps that require distribution. You need to pull together all the files and commands needed to build the package, remove the extra “noise,” and then create the scripting required to distribute the package across thousands of users. I know you are reading that headline and thinking, “no way is that possible.” App packaging is a complex process that requires sequencing and scripting to create the package in preparation for distribution.
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