‫Now let's talk about Amazon AppStream 2.0.
‫So it is a desktop application streaming service.
‫So it's very different from Workspaces,
‫and I'll give you the differences right after.
‫But so the idea is that you want
‫to stream an application to any computer
‫without acquiring and provisioning infrastructure.
‫And the application itself is going to be accessible
‫and delivered from within a web browser.
‫So here is a very concrete example.
‫Say you want to have the Blender application
‫to create the 3D models directly from within a web browser,
‫you can with Amazon AppStream.
‫So it is application-focused,
‫and they're delivered through your web browser.
‫But as you can see in the screen,
‫you could also use Eclipse, or Firefox,
‫or whatever, OpenOffice application directly
‫from within your web browser.
‫So how does that work versus WorkSpaces?
‫Well, WorkSpaces is to give you a full VDI
‫and a full Windows desktop or Linux desktop.
‫So you can launch as many applications as you want
‫within your desktop,
‫and you have to connect directly
‫using your remote desktop application, okay?
‫The WorkSpaces are on demand, or they're always on.
‫Whereas with AppStreams 2.0,
‫you're going to stream a very specific desktop application
‫directly into your web browser,
‫so there is no need to connect
‫to a virtual desktop in the cloud.
‫And it works for any device that will have a web browser,
‫so it has more compatibility.
‫And you're allowed to configure an instance type
‫per application. So for example, you were saying,
‫"Hey, for this application, like Photoshop,
‫I need more CPU, more RAM and more GPU."
‫So, hopefully, they're different to you in your mind.
‫So that's it, I will see you at the next lecture.