How to deploy an Azure Virtual Desktop infrastructure with a Windows 11 desktop

In this video, we will provide a step-by-step procedure to deploy an Azure Virtual Desktop, AVD, infrastructure with a Windows 11 desktop. Azure Virtual Desktop enables you to access desktops and applications from virtually anywhere. Azure Virtual Desktop is the cloud equivalent of Microsoft Remote Desktop Service,RDS, and is Microsoft's VDI implementation. In this how-to video, we will carry out the following steps at high level: Create a personal host pool, including a session host virtual machine (VM) joined to your Microsoft Entra tenant with Windows 11 Enterprise and added to the host pool. Create a workspace and an application group which publishes a desktop to the session host VM. Assign users to the application group. Connect to the Azure Virtual desktop running Windows 11 Enterprise. Before continuing, ensure that your Azure subscription or resource group in which you will deploy the AVD resources, have the following Azure ArBack built-in roles assigned to the user you are running operations with. Desktop Virtualization Contributor (this is required for creating AVD host pools, workspaces, and application groups) Virtual Machine Contributor (this is required for creating session host virtual machines)