A transit authority compares Horizon 8 pods it operates on city vSphere with Horizon Cloud, where the vendor hosts the control plane. What is the associate-level distinction?
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Short Explanation
Both deliver a desktop; the argument is who owns the front desk. City vSphere pods keep the broker on-site; Horizon Cloud puts that control plane with the vendor.
Full Explanation
On-premises Horizon 8 on civic vSphere and Horizon Cloud share the idea of a delivered desktop. The associate distinction is control-plane hosting, not a different OSI product. Horizon Cloud is not NSX, on-prem Horizon does run on vSphere, and identity plus a Windows desktop remain part of the VDI story.