Abstract: A virtual desktop system includes one or more virtual desktops, associated cloud infrastructure, and a control plane configured to manage a life cycle of the one or more virtual desktops on the cloud infrastructure. The cloud infrastructure is configured to: (i) receive a first configurable set of rules from the control plane, (ii) store the first configurable set of rules, (iii) evaluate the first configurable set of rules to determine whether conditions associated with one or more rules are met, (iv) based on the conditions being met, perform one or more actions to execute the one or more rules, and (v) provide diagnostics related to the one or more executed rules to the control plane for further analysis.

Abstract: A virtual desktop system includes one or more virtual desktops and associated public cloud infrastructure. The system further includes a control plane coupled to the public cloud infrastructure. In response to a client device application operated by a user requesting the one or more virtual desktops, the control plane is triggered to obtain information associated with the user and/or information associated with the client device application. The control plane is further triggered to provide the obtained information to the public cloud infrastructure for storage. The public cloud infrastructure is configured to (a) compare usernames and/or IP addresses to the stored information associated with the user and/or the stored information associated with the client device, and (b) permit the user access to the one or more virtual desktops in response to the comparison of the usernames and/or IP addresses matching the stored information.

Abstract: A method includes receiving, by a client, from an identity service provider, an authentication token associated with a user of the client. The method also includes receiving, by the client, from a control plane, an authorization token associated with a cloud resource. The method also includes receiving, by a desktop agent, a password request including the authentication token and the authorization token. The method also includes validating the password request based at least in part on the authentication token and the authorization token. The method also includes responsive to the validating the password request, receiving, by the client, a password for the cloud resource. The method also includes causing the client to transmit the password to the cloud resource to establish a connection between the client and the cloud resource.

Abstract: A system and method for determining a blast radius of a major incident occurring in a virtual desktop system is disclosed. The virtual desktop system has interconnected service components and provides access to virtual desktops by client devices. An event collection module collects events from the service components. An aggregation module merges the collected events in a time-ordered stream, provides context to the events in the time-ordered stream through relationships between the collected events, and generates a correlated event stream. An analysis module determines a stream of problem reports from the correlated event stream. The analysis module determines a spike in the stream of problem reports and determines the attributes of the problem reports in the spike to define the major incident. The analysis module determines a scope of the major incident and a corresponding attribute, to determine a blast radius associated with the major incident in the desktop system.

Abstract: A system and method for providing access to a virtual cloud desktop by a client device is disclosed. The requirements of a logical desktop are determined. Virtual desktops and associated cloud resources meeting the requirements of the logical desktop are determined. Each of the virtual desktops and cloud resources are associated with a cloud region. The virtual desktops that meet the requirements are prioritized. A request is received from the user for the logical desktop. The highest priority virtual desktop is selected. The selected virtual desktop is made accessible to the client device.

Abstract: A system and method for a virtual desktop system is disclosed. The system includes a master fabric region including resources for provisioning a desktop. The system includes an expansion fabric region including replicated resources for provisioning the desktop from the master fabric region. The system includes a control plane having a global pool. A client device application operated by a user associated with the global pool accesses a desktop from either the master fabric region or the expansion fabric region.

Abstract: A system and method for optimizing compute resources for virtual desktops in a cloud based virtual desktop system is disclosed. The desktop system provides access to virtual desktops by remote devices. The virtual desktops consume compute resources. A compute resource optimization service communicates with a client on the remote display device. A virtual desktop having an agent is in communication with the resource optimization service. A virtual infrastructure system is in communication with the compute resource optimization service. The compute resource optimization service optimizes allocation of the compute resources to the virtual desktop from the virtual infrastructure system by setting the virtual desktop in one of a plurality of states.

Abstract: A system and method for ensuring the availability of virtual desktops in a cloud based system. The system includes a primary regional datacenter having a primary desktop pool accessible by a desktop client providing access to a desktop to a desktop user. A secondary regional datacenter includes a secondary desktop pool. A control plane orchestrates communication between the desktop client and the regional datacenters. The control plane creates a copy of the desktop from the primary regional datacenter. The control plane performs an activation procedure when a disaster event occurs. The activation procedure includes creating the desktop in the secondary desktop pool from the copy. The activation procedure also directs the desktop client to the secondary desktop pool to access the desktop from the secondary regional datacenter. A deactivation procedure directs the desktop client in the secondary desktop pool to reestablish availability to desktops in the primary desktop pool.

Abstract: A multi-fiber, fiber optic connector may include a reversible keying arrangement for determining the orientation for plugging the connector into an adapter to thereby allow for a change in polarity of the connection to be made on site. The connector housing may be configured to engage with a removable key that may be engaged with the housing in at least two different locations to provide the plug-in orientation, or the housing may have slidably displaceable keys movable between multiple positions on the housing.

Abstract: A system and method for a virtual desktop system is disclosed. The system includes a master fabric region including resources for provisioning a desktop. The system includes an expansion fabric region including replicated resources for provisioning the desktop from the master fabric region. The system includes a control plane having a global pool. A client device application operated by a user associated with the global pool accesses a desktop from either the master fabric region or the expansion fabric region.

Abstract: A fiber optic adapter assembly reduced in size from a SFP footprint to a SC footprint to accommodate a first fiber optic connector on a first side within one or more ports, and a second fiber optic connector on a second side within one or more ports. The first fiber optic connector is a duplex fiber optic connector with an overall length of about 50 mm and the second fiber optic connector is a behind-the-wall connector with an overall length of about 15 mm thereby reducing the overall length of a connector and adapter assembly for increasing optical fiber density.

Abstract: A multi-fiber, fiber optic connector may include a reversible keying arrangement for determining the orientation for plugging the connector into an adapter to thereby allow for a change in polarity of the connection to be made on site. The connector housing may be configured to engage with a removable key that may be engaged with the housing in at least two different locations to provide the plug-in orientation, or the housing may have slidably displaceable keys movable between multiple positions on the housing.

Abstract: A fiber optic adapter assembly reduced in size from a SFP footprint to a SC footprint to accommodate a first fiber optic connector on a first side within one or more ports, and a second fiber optic connector on a second side within one or more ports. The first fiber optic connector is a duplex fiber optic connector with an overall length of about 50 mm and the second fiber optic connector is a behind-the-wall connector with an overall length of about 15 mm thereby reducing the overall length of a connector and adapter assembly for increasing optical fiber density.

Abstract: A system and method for a virtual desktop system is disclosed. The system includes a master fabric region including resources for provisioning a desktop. The system includes a plurality of expansion fabric regions. Each of the expansion fabric regions including replicated resources for provisioning the desktop from the master fabric region. The system includes a control plane having a global pool. A client device application operated by a user associated with the global pool accesses a desktop from either the master fabric region or one of the expansion fabric regions. The control plane is operable to add a new expansion fabric region to the plurality of expansion fabric regions or eliminate one of the plurality of expansion fabric regions.

Abstract: A system and method for determining root causes of a failure in a virtual desktop system in real time is disclosed. The virtual remote desktop system has interconnected service components to make a virtual desktop available on a client device, and agents monitoring events from the components. An event collection module is coupled to the agents of the desktop system. The event collection module compiles events from the components relating to the failure. An aggregation module is coupled the event collection module. The aggregation module correlates events in a time-ordered stream relating to the fault. A diagnosis analysis system identifies one of the events of the time-ordered stream as the likely root cause of the fault.

Abstract: A system and method for resuming a remote desktop for a networked client device. An access control system accepts login data from a user input to a networked client device, and/or user activity data collected by an agent running on the desktop. The networked client device may include a client application. A data center allows access to an activated desktop to the networked client device. The access control system suspends the desktop when the user is inactive in operating the client device. The access control system resumes the desktop on the networked client device in relation to a predicted start time. The predicted start time is based on login data from past logins by the user on networked client devices.

Abstract: An optical connector holding two or more LC-type optical ferrules is provided. The optical connector includes an outer body, an inner front body accommodating the two or more LC-type optical ferrules, ferrule springs for urging the optical ferrules towards a mating receptacle, and a back body for supporting the ferrule springs. The outer body and the inner front body are configured such that four LC-type optical ferrules are accommodated in a small form-factor pluggable (SFP) transceiver footprint or eight LC-type optical ferrules are accommodated in a quad small form-factor pluggable (QSFP) transceiver footprint. A mating receptacle (transceiver or adapter) includes internal alignment slots configured to accept a corresponding alignment key on connector outer housing to ensure alignment and orientation for maximum signal transfer between opposing ferrule end faces.

Abstract: A multi-fiber, fiber optic connector may include a reversible keying arrangement for determining the orientation for plugging the connector into an adapter to thereby allow for a change in polarity of the connection to be made on site. The connector housing may be configured to engage with a removable key that may be engaged with the housing in at least two different locations to provide the plug-in orientation, or the housing may have slidably displaceable keys movable between multiple positions on the housing.

Abstract: A multi-fiber, fiber optic connector may include a reversible keying arrangement for determining the orientation for plugging the connector into an adapter to thereby allow for a change in polarity of the connection to be made on site. The connector housing may be configured to engage with a removable key that may be engaged with the housing in at least two different locations to provide the plug-in orientation, or the housing may have slidably displaceable keys movable between multiple positions on the housing.