What is the primary purpose of Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD)?

The primary purpose of Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) is to provide a virtual desktop infrastructure for users. AVD allows organizations to deliver a complete desktop experience to users through virtual machines hosted in the cloud. This infrastructure enables users to access their desktop environments, including applications and data, from anywhere with an internet connection, regardless of the device they are using.

By leveraging virtualization technology, AVD offers several advantages, such as centralized management and security, scalability, and flexibility. Organizations can quickly deploy and manage virtual desktops, allowing users to work efficiently from remote locations or in various deployment scenarios, such as during unexpected events or challenges.

This capability is particularly valuable in today’s workforce, where flexibility and remote work are increasingly important. Thus, the primary function of AVD centers around delivering an effective and comprehensive virtual desktop experience rather than focusing on database management, application development, or network security.