#AMAZON WORKSPACES DOWN REGISTRATION#

When she completed her contract they simply nuked the account she was using and reclaimed the licenses. She never actually went into the office, even once, and never met any of the employees there face-to-face. A day or two later she had everything she needed installed by the IT staff and off she went. They mailed her the employment paperwork, she filled it out, once they processed it they sent her a remote desktop URL, username and password and voila she was 'at work'. Then I remember the remote freelance job my wife had for a while. I'm going to need a computer of some sort to access my remote anyways. I've scratched my head on what exactly the use-case for this is.

You can only be logged in from device at a time.

Now I login from my computer, oh bummer, my iPad session was disconnected. There is a 13 part tutorial on gestures (way too many for me to remember) Fortunately you can drag a menu of commands from the left side easily.

#AMAZON WORKSPACES DOWN REGISTRATION#

I download the client for the iPad, enter the registration code, and login. Log back in, everything is just as I left it (of course). Text selection is very fast.ĭownloaded some CSV, opens in Excel. Loading is a bit slow, scrolling is very choppy. Visiting Youtube, Youtube.tw comes up, video is a bit choppy, audio is fine. Where is this machine hosted? Showing an IP of 54.85.209.100 (US), odd. Oh this is interesting – when going to Google, I am at google.tw My connection is showing 70Mbps/10Mbps with 12ms latency on GUI performance for small area updates is great, dragging a window not so great. Took about a minute to login and get my machine booted. Then I got an email.ĭownloaded the OS X client, about 30 megs. It took about 30 minutes for my machine to be provisioned. The UX for the account setup and workspace admin is pretty rough, feels MVP (but it works). So, I gave this a try, if you are interested.

Amazon workspaces down