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The Leostream platform - consisting of the Leostream Connection Broker, Leostream Gateway, Leostream Agent, and Leostream Connect clients - allows organizations and service providers to build a hosted desktop and application (VDI or DaaS) environment customized for their needs. The unique vendor-neutral approach adopted by Leostream enables IT to manage - and end users to access - hybrid environments, including AWS, VMware, Nutanix, and a range of the other technologies, all from a single pane of glass. Using the Leostream Platform's flexible pools, plans, and policies, organizations can satisfy any end-user requirement while managing AWS compute costs. Leostream pools launch and terminate EC2 instances automatically, based on user demand or based on an administrator-defined schedule. The Leostream Agent monitors the user's remote session, allowing administrators to shutdown or terminate instances automatically when users disconnect, log out, or are idle. Leostream protocol plans allow organizations to choose from a wide variety of commodity and high-performance display protocols, including RDP, VNC, HP ZCentral Remote Boost, HP Anyware (PCoIP), Amazon DCV, and Mechdyne TGX. By mixing and matching display protocols, organizations can save money by investing in high-performance options only for users with graphic intensive needs. The Leostream Gateway provides remote access to network-isolated AWS instances, with connections using a high-performance display protocol or a built-in HTML5 viewer. With the Leostream Platform managing user connections, users have access to their required desktops and applications hosted in AWS, with the performance they demand, from wherever they may roam. Leostream Platform 25 is built on a Rocky Linux 9 operating system.
Highlights
- Automates control of compute capacity in AWS EC2, including launching, shutting down, and terminating EC2 and Amazon WorkSpaces Core Managed instances based on user demand.
- Simplifies remote access for users with desktops hosted as AWS EC2 and Amazon WorkSpaces Core Managed instances isolated in private networks.
- Supports high-performance display protocols to allow complex, graphics-intense applications for Oil & Gas, Media & Entertainment, and Engineering & Design to be hosted in AWS.
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64-bit (x86) Amazon Machine Image (AMI)
Amazon Machine Image (AMI)
An AMI is a virtual image that provides the information required to launch an instance. Amazon EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) instances are virtual servers on which you can run your applications and workloads, offering varying combinations of CPU, memory, storage, and networking resources. You can launch as many instances from as many different AMIs as you need.
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Usage instructions
Leostream Connection Broker is offered under a Bring Your Own License (BYOL) model. A valid Leostream license obtained separately from Leostream is required to activate and use the software.
After launching your Connection Broker instance, point a Web browser at the instance's public IP address, or private IP address if reachable. The Leostream Sign In page opens.
- Log into your Connection Broker using the following default administrator credentials: username=admin password=leo
- Follow the Connection Broker licensing workflow to apply your existing Leostream license and complete activation.
- Read and accept the Leostream EULA when prompted.
- Complete the initial Connection Broker configuration from the Administrator Web interface.
For SSH access to the underlying operating system, authenticate with the EC2 key pair selected during instance creation and the username leostream.
For information on configuring the Leostream Connection Broker to manage EC2 instances in AWS, see the Quick Start guide linked in Additional Resources.
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Email and phone support offered during Eastern U.S. business hours at support@leostream.com , 781-890-2019,
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