To deliver an App Volumes application package to an end user, you must entitle an application to a user or group of users.
Here are some considerations when creating entitlements for an application:
- An application can be entitled to a single or multiple users or user groups.
- An entitlement can be created based on a specific package version or a
CURRENT
marker which is not yet set on any package. If you choose theCURRENT
marker, the application is entitled to the user or user group. Later when a package for this application is created and markedCURRENT
, the user or user group receives this package. - For a marker-based entitlement, the user or user group always receives the package with the
CURRENT
version. If the administrator sets theCURRENT
marker to another package, the user or user group, in the subsequent login, receives the new package which has theCURRENT
marker. - An application can be entitled to a user or user group even if the application has no package.
For the application package to get delivered to the user or user group, the package status must be Ready
.
Multiple applications can also be assigned to a user or a user group at the same time.
Prerequisites
A package is in the Ready
status after capturing an application. For more information, see VMware Horizon® Cloud Service™ - next-gen - Capture an App Volumes Application Package.
Before creating an App Volumes entitlement, you must first create a floating VDI desktop assignment. Due to the processing needs of Microsoft Windows 10 and Windows 11 operating systems, this assignment must have a VMware-recommended desktop model that provides at least 2 vCPU and 4 GB RAM.