Step 1: Evaluate WorkSpaces Infrastructure
Before you begin the process of deploying CLICK, you should have a functioning WorkSpaces deployment.
CLICK relies on a number of resources on the AWS side to do its job.
Directories
Directories are how the Amazon WorkSpaces service interacts with your Active Directory environment. Every WorkSpace must be associated with a Directory, so CLICK can't create WorkSpaces unless at least one Directory exists.
The Amazon WorkSpaces service can integrate with Microsoft Active Directory Domains deployed in a variety of ways:
- AWS Directory Service
- Simple Active Directory
- Managed Active Directory
- Self-hosted Active Directory
- Azure AD (with Azure AD Domain Services)
Bundles
A WorkSpaces Bundle specifies the image and properties (e.g. hardware instance type and drive size) for a WorkSpace. Every WorkSpace must be associated with a Bundle, so CLICK can't create WorkSpaces unless at least one Bundle exists.
WorkSpaces
If you've already got some WorkSpaces deployed, CLICK will enable you to manage them and allow you to expose self service actions to your users via the CLICK Dashboard.
KMS Keys
If you want to create WorkSpaces with encrypted volumes, you will need to create one or more KMS Keys to use for encryption. CLICK can only create WorkSpaces with encrypted volumes by using existing KMS Keys.
As long as you have a basic WorkSpaces deployment prepared, you are ready to deploy CLICK!
Updated about 5 years ago