UPM
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What is UPM?
UPM typically refers to the Unity Package Manager. It's a system within the Unity game engine that allows developers to easily add, remove, and update reusable assets (packages) in their projects. These packages can include code, art, audio, and other resources, streamlining the development workflow and promoting code reusability. It is used for managing dependencies and integrating external libraries and assets into Unity projects.
What other technologies are related to UPM?
UPM Complementary Technologies
Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops
Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops relies on user profile management solutions like UPM to provide a consistent user experience across sessions. UPM enhances the user experience in Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops environments.
Group Policy
Group Policy can manage some user settings, but UPM provides more comprehensive profile management, including persistence and roaming across different machines, complementing the configuration capabilities of Group Policy.
Microsoft Active Directory
Active Directory manages user authentication and authorization, which is essential for UPM to correctly identify and apply the correct user profile settings. It complements UPM.
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Site Reliability Engineer
7 Site Reliability Engineer jobs mention UPM
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Infrastructure Engineer
10 Infrastructure Engineer jobs mention UPM
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Administrator
90 Administrator jobs mention UPM
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Information Technology
31 Information Technology jobs mention UPM
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Engineer
75 Engineer jobs mention UPM
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