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The following sections provide a list of articles that discuss the design options, the configurations required for load balancing Horizon and GSLB for multi-site deployments.

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Reference Architecture for Horizon
VMware Horizon View delivers a virtualized desktop infrastructure (VDI) to manage and deliver desktops and applications on demand. Horizon transforms static desktops into on demand, secure digital workspaces. It can be deployed on premises or on cloud ecosystems.
Configuring NSX Advanced Load Balancer for VMware Horizon
This section explains how NSX Advanced Load Balancer can be configured for load balancing in VMware Horizon deployments. It discusses the legacy way of configuring NSX Advanced Load Balancer.
Load Balancing Horizon View using NSX Advanced Load Balancer
NSX Advanced Load Balancer is a software-only ADC which offers enterprise grade load balancing, web application firewall, and other application services in multi cloud environments. It offers a distributed architecture with separate control plane and data plane.
NSX Advanced Load Balancer for Load Balancing UAG Servers
The NSX Advanced Load Balancer can be deployed in front of Unified Access Gateways (UAG), connection servers, app volume managers, and more as required. The recommended way to configure NSX Advanced Load Balancer for load balancing traffic to UAG servers in VMware Horizon deployments is discussed below.
Load Balancing UAGs in Azure VMware Solution (AVS)
VMware Horizon for Azure VMware Solution (AVS) delivers a seamlessly integrated hybrid cloud for virtual desktops and applications. It combines the enterprise capabilities of the VMware Software-Defined Data Center (SDDC), delivered as infrastructure as a service (IaaS) on AVS, with the market-leading capabilities of VMware Horizon for a simple, secure, and scalable solution.
VMware Horizon GSLB Configuration
Global Server Load Balancing (GSLB) is the act of balancing an application’s load across instances of the application that have been deployed to multiple locations. Application load at any one of those locations is usually managed by a local load balancer.
Single VIP with Two Virtual Services (Using 307 Redirect)
NSX Advanced Load Balancer can be deployed in front of Unified Access Gateways (UAG), connection servers, app volume managers and, so on, as required. This section explains the recommended way to configure NSX Advanced Load Balancer for load balancing traffic to UAG servers in VMware Horizon deployments.It also covers the steps to load balance connection servers and app Volume managers.
Load Balancing for Horizon Environments in (n+1) Mode using 307 Solution
In an n+1 deployment only the primary protocol traffic (XML/API traffic) will go through NSX Advanced Load Balancer VIP. Blast and PCoIP traffic will go to UAG servers directly.
Load Balancing UAGs in Horizon Cloud on Azure Deployments
Horizon Cloud on Microsoft Azure simplifies the delivery of virtual desktops and apps. With a single solution, organizations can easily deploy and manage virtual applications and desktops on Microsoft Azure while leveraging cloud resources. IT can save time getting up and running with an easy deployment process, simplified management, and an architecture built for the cloud.

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