What is your primary use case for Citrix Hypervisor?

My organization is into construction engineering, and we currently use Hypervisor in six farms. We use the solution for server and desktop virtualization. We have one farm with 40 virtual machines for our engineers. We couldn't do it as a terminal server because the licensing model of the different companies' products we are working with doesn't allow terminal servers. We had to virtualize whole machines. During Corona, all our workers needed home offices. We were lacking in the way we used it before Corona, where we only used it to virtualize security and administration. We had to expand it to other workers.

We primarily use the solution for virtual machines, in order to boost them or back them up. It has high availability as well.

I'm in the government, and we are using it in the office. We use it as a desktop and for some virtual apps.

The primary use case is for server virtualization. We have created multiple logical servers on a single physical server.

My company is an integrator that provides services for other companies. Our current client use Citrix Hypervisor's virtual desktop solution to allow third parties to access their system. It's all technical people that access this platform to provide services within SAP or whatever product they're using.

Citrix Hypervisor is used for tracing any database application and AD file server, but most people are using public XenApp or XenDesktop for client virtualization.

We have customers that are using Citrix Hypervisor in different environments, such as with storage and without.

I use Citrix Hypervisor for virtualization.

The main use case is virtualization—to virtualize the virtual machines. We also install Hypervisor to provide external storage for the client. Hypervisor connects all the server hardware with the external storage, then we create VMs for the client, and they can install and use their applications on the virtual machines.

We use Citrix Hypervisor to have greater control over our infrastructure. For example, file services, domain controllers, databases, and the entire active directories within it.

Some months ago, I used this solution to create some virtual machines. I could replicate some of these virtual machines, and clusterization, and some reports.

The primary use case of this solution is for hosting our virtual machines. Our operational applications are installed on Citrix. I'm the chief technology officer and we are customers of Citrix.

We primarily use the solution to deploy some services for our final users.

This product makes up our infrastructure and we use it to host several servers.

The primary use case of this solution is for providing virtual machines to the customers.

We primarily use the solution for application delivery that is centralized on-premises and hosted on data centers. For example, net applications. All the net applications I have published using the Citrix Hypervisor are there. On top of the Citrix Hypervisor, I position the Citrix application delivery infrastructure, and I have published all my applications that way. I'm just publishing and providing this application to my business users, as per their demand. It offers completely secure accessibility, and centralized access management.

Reducing bandwidth and enhancing performance of remote users who connect to the GFMIS of Egypt Government (about 15000 users, up to 2200 concurrent users). This is achieved by application streaming of Oracle E-business suite.

Reducing bandwidth and enhancing performance of remote users who connect to the GFMIS of Egypt Government (about 15000 users, up to 2200 concurrent users).

We primarily use the solution for virtualization and for building other things on top of it. Mostly we sell the solution to other customers and offer them support.

Our primary use case of this solution is virtualization.

We use the product primarily for server virtualization.

I primarily use the solution for virtualization. I have about five virtual servers on it.

We primarily use the solution for deploying. Usually we're deploying infrastructure based on XenServer desktop solutions.

We primarily use the solution for Citrix worker resources.

Our primary use case for this product is that it serves as the main computing platform for our enterprise software. Our ERP system and our SQL Servers run on top of that and all the applications that we deploy are essentially virtualized.

We primarily use the solution for infrastructure. It is like a DNS active directory.

The primary use case of this solution is to manage virtual servers under Citrix. The deployment model we are using is on-premises.

My primary use of the product is for the purpose of server virtualization. It is used for virtualizing our web servers.

We migrated from VMware to XenCenter to cut costs.

I use XenServer to migrate all the old servers of my clients. I think it is a robust, proven and free option.

Our primary use case for this solution is for cloud automation.

We use this primarily for core banking, automative industry, data applications, and more.

A virtualization platform that was easy to maintain for our staff's level of expertise and allowed for inexpensive licensing when support was required.