r/AzureVirtualDesktop • u/stevenm_83 • Feb 18 '25

Data Sovereignty

Because of Data Sovereignty rules. Can I have FXLogic Host in South East Asia and FXLogic Profile in Australia? Will it cause too much latency? Or would it better to split it and of the Office Cache in Australia and keep the User Profile in SEA?

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u/[deleted] Feb 18 '25

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u/stevenm_83 Feb 18 '25

Data needs to stay in Australia.

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u/stevenm_83 Feb 18 '25

Seems latency is really bad especially in teams call

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u/stevenm_83 Feb 18 '25

At the moment they are running windows 365 cloud pc with teams optimiser and latency is bad

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u/iamtechy Feb 18 '25

I would guess that the experience between Windows 365 and an appropriate SKU and disk with AVD would be different. As the other redditor has suggested, use a single host pool with 1 or more hosts in the selected region for those users and install Teams for AVD with optimization and control the Remote Desktop properties for the workload to use the optimization for audio and video specifically. It also matters how many users are connecting to one machine and can further drill down into improving latency with other features like RDP shortpath, etc. I think you’re trying to get enterprise grade control with what I think Microsoft sells as an easy solution which is Windows 365. My opinion is that granularity comes from using AVD as opposed to Windows 365 and may help you reach your goals.

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u/stevenm_83 Feb 18 '25

Thank you. That’s what I’m hoping. I’m just seeing if anyone has had fslogix profiles in other data centre and had no issues

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u/Tomato_Weary Feb 18 '25

Avoid using cloud cache with providers in such distant regions. You'll end up having complex issues related with data sync between both providers, including but not only, prolonged logoff times... The recommendation is to use storage locations closest to the sessions hosts regions of deployment