Krisp supports VDI infrastructure. This article covers the supported installation methods, VM requirements, and software and device compatibility for running Krisp in a VDI environment.
How can Krisp be installed in VDI?
You can install Krisp in VDI in two ways:
- Directly on the VDI.
- On the endpoint, with the Krisp drivers passed through to your VDI environment.
VM requirements
| Environment | Minimum requirements | Recommended requirements | CPU size |
|---|---|---|---|
| AWS | t3 medium | t3 xLarge | 4 vCPU recommended, 2 vCPU minimum |
| Azure | Standard_B2ms | Standard_B4ms | 4 vCPU recommended, 2 vCPU minimum |
| On Premise | 2 vCPU with 2 GB RAM | 4 vCPU with 4 GB RAM | 4 vCPU Xeon Gold |
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The benchmark is based on Krisp running with a WebRTC softphone and a web-based CRM tool. If you plan to run additional applications, benchmark them in your own environment. These requirements apply when Krisp is installed directly in the VDI environment.
Supported VDI software and devices
The table below lists software and its compatibility with VDI.
| Software | Compatibility |
|---|---|
| Citrix XenDesktop - Single session | Supported |
| Citrix Workspace - Single session | Supported |
| VMware Horizon | Supported |
| AWS Workspace | Supported |
| Citrix Workspace - Multi-user session | Supported* |
| Citrix XenDesktop - Multi-user session | Supported* |
| Windows Remote Desktop Connection | Not supported |
*Multi-user sessions require installing the Krisp app on the endpoint.
The table below breaks down common client devices and their compatibility with Krisp in a VDI setup.
| Thick / Thin clients | Compatibility |
|---|---|
| Windows 10 | Supported |
| eLux | Supported |
| Mac OSX | Supported |
| ChromeBook | Not supported |
Hint
Contact your Account Executive or the Customer Engineering team at support@krisp.ai and we will help you design the optimal solution for your use case. Based on factors such as your environment and available bandwidth, we can recommend an approach that is cost-effective and makes efficient use of your system resources.