Mastering VMware Horizon 7 - Second Edition

This does a good job of designing and setting up an virtual system. I would be interested in an expanded, hands on day to day administration and troubleshooting section

The book had overall good information, slightly outdated to a degree. Though the reason I knocked a whole star off is because of the number of grammatical issues and weird unicode issues in the print. The grammar is not as abundant as the weird symbols. Refer to my picture for example. This happens quite a bit throughout the book and it definitely needs to be addressed.

This book really helped in upgrading a VMware Horizon deployment, which was essentially a rebuild. I still use it as a reference. It's not a book that you read once or twice and never reference.

Excellent book, will recommend it to anyone trying to learn Horizon View. The author gives you a high level overview of VDI, how to approach and plan a project as well as how to deploy it and administer it. Great book.

Covers some Windows 10, but focuses on Windows 7. Overall good reference for VMware Horizon 7.

Peter's book is a great complement to Jason Ventresco's more implementation focused book on Horizon View 7, which constitutes a very well laid out step-by-step guide to implementing Horizon View.This book takes more of a bird eye's view and includes many high-level and design-oriented aspects and can provide a valuable guidance towards implementing a sound Horizon View infrastructure. I recommend this book (ideally in conjunction with Jason's more step-by-step-based book) for anyone dealing with VMware Horizon 7. With more than 650 pages packed with implementation guidance and knowledge, it's definitely a must-read book on Horizon 7.

VDIに携わる、管理者、開発者には最高の一冊。日本語版がないのが非常に残念ですが、読みやすい英語なので必要な部分をかいつまんで読んでもよいと思います。ハイレベルな設計から実装までカバーしています。