App Layering
**App Layering**
What is App Layering?
App Layering is a technology that separates the operating system, applications, and user data into distinct virtual disks, or "layers." These layers are then combined to create a virtual desktop or application environment. This allows for easier management and updates, as changes can be made to a single layer and then propagated to all environments using that layer. It's commonly used to simplify image management, reduce storage costs, and improve application compatibility in virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) and application delivery deployments. Note: While Citrix acquired Unidesk and rebranded the technology, other app layering technologies exist.
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