Windows 365 Cloud PC is a new category of cloud computing solution introduced by Microsoft to deliver a full-fidelity Windows operating system streaming service to a wide range of endpoints that can operate even with low internet bandwidth. It can be managed with familiar tools, such as Microsoft Endpoint Manager, which are used by enterprise admins for managing physical workstations. Many of the security and compliance tools and services that were previously only capable of protecting physical devices have now been extended to protect Windows 365 Cloud PCs as well. In this article, we will focus on Windows 365 Endpoint analytics reports, which give admins rich, proactive, and out-of-the-box analytics on key performance metrics to optimize end-user experience.<\/p>\n
Microsoft announced the introduction of Windows 365 Endpoint analytics to proactively monitor Cloud PCs. Admin can use these reports to generate insights about general resource performance and remoting connections. Admins can track the quality level of both Cloud PC and physical PC environments from the main dashboard, optimize the user experience and track progress effortlessly. Below are the two types of reports available for Windows 365 Cloud PCs<\/a>.<\/p>\n Admins need to identify the right configuration for providing end-users an optimal user experience while assigning Windows 365 Cloud PCs. There are several challenges involved in allocating the appropriate level of resources based on individual requirements, monitoring performance, identifying and troubleshooting issues, and proactively resolving problems. Windows 365 Resource performance report provides admins with the tools and information necessary to overcome such challenges and ensure that user experience is not compromised.<\/p>\n The Resource performance report can help admins optimize vCPU and RAM resources for Windows 365 Cloud PCs. Here are the four tabs of the Resource performance report.<\/p>\n Remoting connection report for Windows 365 Cloud PCs helps admins in assessing the quality of connections and the impact on user experience. Round trip time, which is the speed measured in milliseconds (ms) and reliability of network connections from the user location, and the Sign in time (sec)<\/strong> is the total time users take to connect to the Cloud PC, measured in seconds (sec) are the key metrics presented in this report in the Remoting connection tab.<\/strong><\/p>\n Similar to the Resource performance report, the Remote Connecting report also provides the Model performance tab, Device performance tab,<\/strong> and Device history<\/strong> to review Round trip time and Sign-in time.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n Windows 365 Endpoint Analytics Reports provide comprehensive information about the usage of Cloud PCs and help admins take remedial actions to fix issues proactively. However, many issues might require additional technical assistance in troubleshooting, for which the insights generated from the reports might not suffice.<\/p>\n As a Tier 1 Microsoft CSP (Cloud Solutions Provider),<\/strong> Apps4Rent provides managed Azure services to help with licensing, provisioning, and customization of Windows 365 Cloud PCs, Azure Virtual Desktop<\/a>, and other virtualization solutions. Call, chat, or email or senior virtualization advisors, available 24\/7 for help.<\/p>\n\n
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Remoting Connecting Report<\/h3>\n
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