Análisis de los protocolos de trasmisión OPENUDS en infraestructuras VDI y su mejoramiento en la gestión de los recursos informáticos.

Abstract

The objective of this study was to compare OPENUDS transmission protocols as an alternative for virtual communication in the cloud using VDI virtual desktops that can coexist with current technology due to the continuous growth in the adoption of mobile devices such as smartphones, tablets, laptops, etc., which is driving an insatiable demand for access to cloud-based services. The identification of the most used protocols was carried out through the study of different software that uses the OPENUDS architecture in the management of information on the Internet. Furthermore, as an additional challenge, the system was designed, using a comparative method for the selection of an appropriate transmission protocol that conforms the system, which essentially allows proper management of a client-server system between the HTML5 and SPICE protocols by testing the uses in the computer laboratories of the Faculty of Informatics and Electronics, the HTML5 protocol used (1680 Mbps) of bandwidth with the maximum users tested (32 users), while the SPICE protocol used (2000 Mbps) in bandwidth. It is concluded that the results obtained in the two protocols, HTML5 uses less hardware resources, which helped us to discover what are the weaknesses and strengths of the VDI system compared to a traditional virtual machine system on different computing platforms. We suggest further study and analysis of these systems described in this paper, as in the future, they could be the combined solution that addresses the main problems of cloud networks.