Abstract: A virtualization server may include a memory and a processor cooperating therewith to operate a virtual session controller configured to assign virtual sessions to a plurality of different client devices. Each virtual session may be running on a virtual machine from among a plurality of different virtual machines and having a respective user profile associated therewith stored at a cloud computing service, and the cloud computing service may be distributed over a plurality of different geographic locations and configured to store the user profiles and backups thereof at different geographic locations. The controller may further receive the user profiles from the cloud computing service and, as client devices are assigned virtual sessions on different virtual machines, roam the user profiles to the different virtual machines, and synchronize local profile changes during the virtual sessions on different virtual machines back to the user profiles stored at the cloud computing service.

Abstract: A client computing device includes a display and a processor coupled to the display. The processor operates a browser to access a store providing resources that are available. The available resources are displayed within a web page on a display. A launch message is generated in response to one of the resources being selected. An extension cooperating with the browser is operated to append a store ID identifying the store to the launch message. An adapter is operated to receive from the extension the launch message with the store ID, and assign a native messaging host process to the store. The native messaging host process is external the extension and supports communications with a native app on the client computing device. The native app is used to initiate launch of the selected resource.

Abstract: A client device includes resource caches, and a processor coupled to the resource caches. The processor receives resources from different resource feeds, and caches user interfaces (UI) of the resources from the different resource feeds, with at least one resource feed having a resource cache separate from the resource cache of the other resource feeds. Statuses of the resource feeds are determined, with at least one status indicating availability of the at least one resource feed having the separate resource cache. UI elements from the separate resource cache are retrieved for display in response to the at least one resource feed associated with the separate resource cache not being available.

Abstract: A method includes receiving a request from a client device to establish a first computing session for a first resource hosted on a virtual machine (VM). The method includes generating a session transfer key for accessing a second resource provided by a second resource provider. The method includes issuing instructions, to the VM that hosts the first resource, for establishing a second computing session to host the second resource, wherein the instructions include a mapping of the session transfer key to a session identifier. The method includes providing the instructions to the client device to establish the second computing session for the second resource without input for the second resource from the user of the client device. The establishment of the second computing session being between the VM and the second resource provider and based on the mapping of the session transfer key to the session identifier.

Abstract: A computer system is provided. The computer system includes a memory and a processor coupled to the memory. The processor is configured to receive a first message from an identity provider, the first message including an arbitrary identifier generated by the identity provider, the arbitrary identifier being incompatible with a dependent process that is reliant upon the identity provider; encode, in response to reception of the first message, the arbitrary identifier into an encoded identifier that is compatible with the dependent process; and transmit a second message including the encoded identifier to the dependent process.

Abstract: A virtualization server may include a memory and a processor cooperating therewith to operate a virtual session controller configured to assign virtual sessions to a plurality of different client devices. Each virtual session may be running on a virtual machine from among a plurality of different virtual machines and having a respective user profile associated therewith stored at a cloud computing service, and the cloud computing service may be distributed over a plurality of different geographic locations and configured to store the user profiles and backups thereof at different geographic locations. The controller may further receive the user profiles from the cloud computing service and, as client devices are assigned virtual sessions on different virtual machines, roam the user profiles to the different virtual machines, and synchronize local profile changes during the virtual sessions on different virtual machines back to the user profiles stored at the cloud computing service.

Abstract: A client device includes resource caches, and a processor coupled to the resource caches. The processor receives resources from different resource feeds, and caches user interfaces (UI) of the resources from the different resource feeds, with at least one resource feed having a resource cache separate from the resource cache of the other resource feeds. Statuses of the resource feeds are determined, with at least one status indicating availability of the at least one resource feed having the separate resource cache. UI elements from the separate resource cache are retrieved for display in response to the at least one resource feed associated with the separate resource cache not being available.

Abstract: A virtualization server may include a memory and a processor cooperating with the memory to operate a virtual session controller. The virtual session controller may be configured to assign virtual sessions to a plurality of different client devices, each virtual session having a respective user profile associated therewith, maintain a respective unique access token associated with each user profile separate from the client devices, relay the access tokens to a cloud computing service, receive the user profiles from the cloud computing service responsive to the unique access tokens, and synchronize with the cloud computing service changes in the user profiles responsive to the user sessions based upon the respective access tokens.

Abstract: A method includes receiving a request from a client device to establish a first computing session for a first resource hosted on a virtual machine (VM). The method includes generating a session transfer key for accessing a second resource provided by a second resource provider. The method includes issuing instructions, to the VM that hosts the first resource, for establishing a second computing session to host the second resource, wherein the instructions include a mapping of the session transfer key to a session identifier. The method includes providing the instructions to the client device to establish the second computing session for the second resource without input for the second resource from the user of the client device. The establishment of the second computing session being between the VM and the second resource provider and based on the mapping of the session transfer key to the session identifier.

Abstract: A method includes receiving a request from a client device to establish a first computing session for a first resource hosted on a virtual machine (VM). The method includes generating a session transfer key for accessing a second resource provided by a second resource provider. The method includes issuing instructions, to the VM that hosts the first resource, for establishing a second computing session to host the second resource, wherein the instructions include a mapping of the session transfer key to a session identifier. The method includes providing the instructions to the client device to establish the second computing session for the second resource without input for the second resource from the user of the client device. The establishment of the second computing session being between the VM and the second resource provider and based on the mapping of the session transfer key to the session identifier.

Abstract: A computer system is provided. The computer system includes a memory and a processor coupled to the memory. The processor is configured to receive a first message from an identity provider, the first message including an arbitrary identifier generated by the identity provider, the arbitrary identifier being incompatible with a dependent process that is reliant upon the identity provider; encode, in response to reception of the first message, the arbitrary identifier into an encoded identifier that is compatible with the dependent process; and transmit a second message including the encoded identifier to the dependent process.

Abstract: A method includes receiving a request from a client device to establish a first computing session for a first resource hosted on a virtual machine (VM). The method includes generating a session transfer key for accessing a second resource provided by a second resource provider. The method includes issuing instructions, to the VM that hosts the first resource, for establishing a second computing session to host the second resource, wherein the instructions include a mapping of the session transfer key to a session identifier. The method includes providing the instructions to the client device to establish the second computing session for the second resource without input for the second resource from the user of the client device. The establishment of the second computing session being between the VM and the second resource provider and based on the mapping of the session transfer key to the session identifier.

Abstract: A virtualization server may include a memory and a processor cooperating with the memory to operate a virtual session controller. The virtual session controller may be configured to assign virtual sessions to a plurality of different client devices, each virtual session having a respective user profile associated therewith, maintain a respective unique access token associated with each user profile separate from the client devices, relay the access tokens to a cloud computing service, receive the user profiles from the cloud computing service responsive to the unique access tokens, and synchronize with the cloud computing service changes in the user profiles responsive to the user sessions based upon the respective access tokens.

Abstract: A computing system may include a virtualization server configured to run virtual sessions for a plurality of client devices, with each virtual session having a respective user profile associated therewith, and each user profile having a unique access token associated therewith. The system may further include a cloud computing service configured to store the user profiles, receive access tokens from the virtualization server upon initiation of virtual sessions associated with respective user profiles and provide the user profiles to the virtualization server responsive thereto, and cooperate with the virtualization server to synchronize changes in the user profiles responsive to the user sessions based upon the respective access tokens.

Abstract: A computing system may include a virtualization server configured to run virtual sessions for a plurality of client devices and a cloud computing service. The cloud computing service may be configured to launch a series of test virtual sessions on a recurring basis at the virtualization server based upon a set of user credentials, and generate a failure report based upon a failure of the virtualization server to launch a test virtual session from among the series of test virtual sessions.

Abstract: Aspects of the present disclosure involve automatically generating a script for, e.g., capturing configuration information associated within software services and related computing components accessible throughout a network (e.g., a cloud). The script may be executed to capture such data traffic of the software deployed within the network.

Abstract: A computing system may include a virtualization server configured to run virtual sessions for a plurality of client devices, with each virtual session having a respective user profile associated therewith, and each user profile having a unique access token associated therewith. The system may further include a cloud computing service configured to store the user profiles, receive access tokens from the virtualization server upon initiation of virtual sessions associated with respective user profiles and provide the user profiles to the virtualization server responsive thereto, and cooperate with the virtualization server to synchronize changes in the user profiles responsive to the user sessions based upon the respective access tokens.

Abstract: A computing system may include a virtualization server configured to run virtual sessions for a plurality of client devices and a cloud computing service. The cloud computing service may be configured to launch a series of test virtual sessions on a recurring basis at the virtualization server based upon a set of user credentials, and generate a failure report based upon a failure of the virtualization server to launch a test virtual session from among the series of test virtual sessions.