AWS appstream2 documentation change
Summary
Updated product name references from 'Amazon AppStream 2.0' to 'Amazon WorkSpaces Applications' throughout the document, including links and section headers.
Security assessment
The changes are purely branding/rebranding updates with no security implications. No vulnerabilities, security controls, or security features were added/modified. The content focuses on troubleshooting persistent storage performance and synchronization issues without addressing security aspects.
Diff
diff --git a/appstream2/latest/developerguide/troubleshooting-persistent-storage.md b/appstream2/latest/developerguide/troubleshooting-persistent-storage.md index 34b46e96e..9969ee9b1 100644 --- a//appstream2/latest/developerguide/troubleshooting-persistent-storage.md +++ b//appstream2/latest/developerguide/troubleshooting-persistent-storage.md @@ -3 +3 @@ -[Documentation](/index.html)[Amazon AppStream 2.0](/appstream2/index.html)[Administration Guide](what-is-appstream.html) +[Documentation](/index.html)[Amazon WorkSpaces Applications](/appstream2/index.html)[Administration Guide](what-is-appstream.html) @@ -5 +5 @@ -My stack's home folders aren't working correctly.My users can't access their home folder directory from one of our applications.My users receive a “Device is not ready” error message when they access their home folder from one of our applications.I removed or replaced a file in a user’s home folder in Amazon S3, but my users don’t see the changes in their home folder on the fleet instance during their streaming sessions.Persistent storage isn't performing as expected. My users' files are taking longer than expected to save to persistent storage.My users are getting errors that files are already in use when their files are not in use.When a folder contains thousands of files, AppStream 2.0 might take a long time to display the list of files. +My stack's home folders aren't working correctly.My users can't access their home folder directory from one of our applications.My users receive a “Device is not ready” error message when they access their home folder from one of our applications.I removed or replaced a file in a user’s home folder in Amazon S3, but my users don’t see the changes in their home folder on the fleet instance during their streaming sessions.Persistent storage isn't performing as expected. My users' files are taking longer than expected to save to persistent storage.My users are getting errors that files are already in use when their files are not in use.When a folder contains thousands of files, WorkSpaces Applications might take a long time to display the list of files. @@ -9 +9 @@ My stack's home folders aren't working correctly.My users can't access their hom -Amazon AppStream 2.0 supports the following options for persistent storage: Home folders, Google Drive for G Suite, and OneDrive for Business. Because content synchronization behaviors are consistent across these persistent storage solutions, we recommend that you review [Home Folder Content Synchronization](./home-folders-content-synchronization.html) for information about expected behavior. +Amazon WorkSpaces Applications supports the following options for persistent storage: Home folders, Google Drive for G Suite, and OneDrive for Business. Because content synchronization behaviors are consistent across these persistent storage solutions, we recommend that you review [Home Folder Content Synchronization](./home-folders-content-synchronization.html) for information about expected behavior. @@ -11 +11 @@ Amazon AppStream 2.0 supports the following options for persistent storage: Home -The following are issues that might occur when you or your users use AppStream 2.0 persistent storage. +The following are issues that might occur when you or your users use WorkSpaces Applications persistent storage. @@ -27 +27 @@ The following are issues that might occur when you or your users use AppStream 2 - * When a folder contains thousands of files, AppStream 2.0 might take a long time to display the list of files. + * When a folder contains thousands of files, WorkSpaces Applications might take a long time to display the list of files. @@ -68 +68 @@ Persistent storage mounting happens after a user logs in, and it can take severa -To avoid this issue, you can use session scripts and monitor the storage mounting status. Then, start the streaming session after mounting is complete. This also improves your end-users’ experience. For more information, see [Use Session Scripts to Manage Your Amazon AppStream 2.0 Users' Streaming Experience](./use-session-scripts.html). +To avoid this issue, you can use session scripts and monitor the storage mounting status. Then, start the streaming session after mounting is complete. This also improves your end-users’ experience. For more information, see [Use Session Scripts to Manage Your Amazon WorkSpaces Applications Users' Streaming Experience](./use-session-scripts.html). @@ -74 +74 @@ Differences between content that is stored in a user’s home folder in an S3 bu -At the beginning of a user’s AppStream 2.0 streaming session, AppStream 2.0 catalogs the user’s home folder files stored in the Amazon S3 bucket for your Amazon Web Services account and Region. When a user uses a streaming application to open a file in their home folder on their fleet instance, AppStream 2.0 downloads the file to the fleet instance. +At the beginning of a user’s WorkSpaces Applications streaming session, WorkSpaces Applications catalogs the user’s home folder files stored in the Amazon S3 bucket for your Amazon Web Services account and Region. When a user uses a streaming application to open a file in their home folder on their fleet instance, AppStream 2.0 downloads the file to the fleet instance. @@ -86 +86 @@ For more information, see [Home Folder Content Synchronization](./home-folders-c -During AppStream 2.0 streaming sessions, saving large files and directories associated with compute-intensive applications to persistent storage can take longer than saving files and directories required for basic productivity applications. For example, it might take longer for applications to save a large amount of data or frequently modify the same files than it would to save files created by applications that perform a single write action. It might also take longer to save many small files. +During WorkSpaces Applications streaming sessions, saving large files and directories associated with compute-intensive applications to persistent storage can take longer than saving files and directories required for basic productivity applications. For example, it might take longer for applications to save a large amount of data or frequently modify the same files than it would to save files created by applications that perform a single write action. It might also take longer to save many small files. @@ -88 +88 @@ During AppStream 2.0 streaming sessions, saving large files and directories asso -If your users save files and directories associated with compute-intensive applications and AppStream 2.0 persistent storage options aren't performing as expected, we recommend that you use a Server Message Block (SMB) solution such as Amazon FSx for Windows File Server or an AWS Storage Gateway file gateway. Following are examples of files and directories associated with compute-intensive applications that are more suitable for use with these SMB solutions: +If your users save files and directories associated with compute-intensive applications and WorkSpaces Applications persistent storage options aren't performing as expected, we recommend that you use a Server Message Block (SMB) solution such as Amazon FSx for Windows File Server or an AWS Storage Gateway file gateway. Following are examples of files and directories associated with compute-intensive applications that are more suitable for use with these SMB solutions: @@ -103 +103 @@ For more information, see: - * [Using Amazon FSx with Amazon AppStream 2.0 ](https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/desktop-and-application-streaming/using-amazon-fsx-with-amazon-appstream-2-0/) + * [Using Amazon FSx with Amazon WorkSpaces Applications ](https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/desktop-and-application-streaming/using-amazon-fsx-with-amazon-appstream-2-0/) @@ -112 +112 @@ For more information, see: -Before proceeding with further troubleshooting, first ensure that the issue your users are experiencing with saving files and directories is associated with AppStream 2.0 persistent storage only, and not another cause. To rule out other causes, have your users try saving the files or directories to the Temporary Files directory that is available on their streaming instance. +Before proceeding with further troubleshooting, first ensure that the issue your users are experiencing with saving files and directories is associated with WorkSpaces Applications persistent storage only, and not another cause. To rule out other causes, have your users try saving the files or directories to the Temporary Files directory that is available on their streaming instance. @@ -131 +131 @@ To resolve this issue, we recommend that you use a Server Message Block (SMB) so - * [ Using Amazon FSx with Amazon AppStream 2.0 ](https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/desktop-and-application-streaming/using-amazon-fsx-with-amazon-appstream-2-0/) + * [ Using Amazon FSx with Amazon WorkSpaces Applications ](https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/desktop-and-application-streaming/using-amazon-fsx-with-amazon-appstream-2-0/) @@ -138 +138 @@ To resolve this issue, we recommend that you use a Server Message Block (SMB) so -## When a folder contains thousands of files, AppStream 2.0 might take a long time to display the list of files. +## When a folder contains thousands of files, WorkSpaces Applications might take a long time to display the list of files. @@ -140 +140 @@ To resolve this issue, we recommend that you use a Server Message Block (SMB) so -AppStream 2.0 uses API calls to retrieve the content of folders that are stored in AppStream 2.0 persistent storage. There is a limit to the number of items that an API call can retrieve each time the call runs. For this reason, if AppStream 2.0 must retrieve thousands of files in a single folder, it might take more time to display the list of all the files than it would to display the list of files in a folder that contains fewer files. +WorkSpaces Applications uses API calls to retrieve the content of folders that are stored in WorkSpaces Applications persistent storage. There is a limit to the number of items that an API call can retrieve each time the call runs. For this reason, if WorkSpaces Applications must retrieve thousands of files in a single folder, it might take more time to display the list of all the files than it would to display the list of files in a folder that contains fewer files. @@ -150 +150 @@ To use the Amazon Web Services Documentation, Javascript must be enabled. Please -Troubleshooting AppStream 2.0 User Issues +Troubleshooting WorkSpaces Applications User Issues