Results for: How the Streaming Client manages its cache
App Streaming – DACL Programming of RadeCache
I'm debugging a good one lately, Discretionary Access Control List (DACL) programming with Citrix App Streaming. Recall from a previous post that Citrix App Streaming dynamically adjusts user access rights for the execution cache as a function of running applications in sandbox and as a function of terminating application isolation spaces. This is very cool stuff - but it is presently creating some headaches. This ...
App Streaming – Layers of cake on XenDesktop
As Architect of Application Streaming, one of the things I do along with the other Citrix architects is worry about how to build the layers of cake. Operating system on the bottom, Applications in the middle and user profile on the top. We gathered a few months back to work on this problem and some pretty cool stuff came out of it. The concepts apply ...
App Streaming – Registry Pruner
I have previously written about how the Application Streaming client prunes the file system cache. What was not discussed is how the streaming system manages the REGISTRY portion of the execution content. This post brings attention to that need and provides a reference to a source code application that can assist with pruning the registry portion of the execution cache.When the streaming system executes an ...
How the Streaming Client manages its cache
Filling the execution cache is an obvious job of the streaming service and is an obvious item to discuss. Since the obvious item is not as interesting as the un-obvious, deleting from the cache is covered in this post in detail.Warning: Geek speak is turned on for this post. I hope people find it useful.The Application Streaming client has the mission of maintaining its ...