Computer On Site - Amazon WorkSpaces Enterprise POC & Deployment

Amazon WorkSpaces Enterprise POC and Deployment

Computer On Site implements Amazon WorkSpaces for organizations delivering business applications and desktops to employees, contractors, and distributed teams. Engagements focus on Amazon WorkSpaces Applications (formerly AppStream 2.0), including single-session and multi-session application and desktop delivery, with WorkSpaces Personal included where dedicated desktops are required.

Application and Desktop Delivery

• Define the application set, user groups, expected concurrency, access requirements, and acceptance checks tailored to your organization's needs.
• Configure application images, fleets, stacks, and single-session or multi-session settings for WorkSpaces Applications; provision agreed desktop resources where included.
• Integrate supported identity and sign-in methods, directory services, network connectivity, and application data access as specified in the statement of work.
• Configure capacity, scaling, and operating schedules around agreed usage patterns, with an estimate of AWS consumption charges.
• Validate application workflows, sign-in, session behavior, and agreed printing or peripheral requirements with representative users.

Security and Access Controls

Each engagement addresses security as a core component of the deployment design:

• Identity and access management integration using supported directory services and sign-in methods, configured according to least-privilege principles defined in the statement of work.
• Network connectivity design including VPC configuration, subnet placement, and security group rules to control traffic flow between user sessions, application backends, and corporate resources.
• Session isolation through fleet configuration settings that govern how user sessions are separated in single-session and multi-session environments.
• Encryption configuration for data in transit and at rest using AWS-native encryption capabilities available within WorkSpaces Applications and associated services.
• Image hardening practices applied during application image creation to remove unnecessary components and restrict default permissions.

Customers operating in regulated industries should specify applicable compliance requirements in the statement of work so that deployment configurations can be aligned accordingly.

Pilot and Production Options

A scoped proof of concept validates selected applications and user workflows in the customer's AWS account. It concludes with documented test results, configuration details, cost estimates, and the requirements for production rollout.

A production engagement implements the agreed target configuration, application images, user groups, deployment automation, and operational monitoring. It includes rollout validation, configuration documentation, operating procedures, and an administrator handover session. Pilot and production deliverables are contracted separately unless combined in the private offer.

Scope and Customer Inputs

The statement of work defines services, applications, users and concurrency, Regions, integrations, migration tasks, project stages, acceptance checks, and support hours. The customer provides:

• An AWS account with authorized access for the engagement team
• Licensed application installers for all in-scope applications
• Identity and network contacts for integration configuration
• Application owners available for testing and acceptance validation

Application redevelopment, unrelated infrastructure changes, and ongoing operations require separately agreed scope.

Get Started

Request a private offer for a pilot or production deployment. The customer pays AWS infrastructure and service consumption charges separately from the AWS Marketplace professional services fee. These may include WorkSpaces Applications, desktop resources, directory services, networking, monitoring, and storage. Third-party software licenses are included only when explicitly stated in the offer.

To begin, request a private offer through AWS Marketplace. The engagement starts with a scoping discussion to review your application inventory, user groups, concurrency expectations, and timeline so that the statement of work reflects your specific requirements.