System and Method for Obtaining Deterministic Performance in Virtual Desktop System
A virtual desktop system includes a user system, a system manager, and a virtualization host including a processor and a performance module. The performance module is operable to receive a first data packet, determine that the first data packet is associated with the user system, and add a label to the first data packet, the label being operable to provide performance information for the virtual desktop system. The user system is operable to receive the first data packet and extract the performance information from the label. The system manager is operable to receive the performance information from the user system.
1 . A virtual desktop system comprising:
a user system;
a system manager; and
a virtualization host including a processor and a performance module, wherein the performance module is operable to:
receive a first data packet;
determine that the first data packet is associated with the user system; and
add a label to the first data packet, the label being operable to provide performance information for the virtual desktop system;
wherein the user system is operable to:
receive the first data packet; and
extract the performance information from the label;
wherein the system manager is operable to receive the performance information from the user system.
2 . The virtual desktop system of claim 1 , wherein the system manager is further operable to define a first performance threshold between the virtualization host and the user system.
3 . The virtual desktop system of claim 2 , wherein the system manager is further operable to migrate a virtual machine associated with the user system when the first performance information exceeds the first performance threshold.
4 . The virtual desktop system of claim 1 , wherein:
the first label comprises a first quality of service level; and
the performance module is further operable to:
receive a second first data packet;
determine that the second data packet is associated with the user system;
add a second label to the second data packet, the second label being operable to provide second performance information for the virtual desktop system, wherein the second label comprises a second quality of service level;
provide the first data packet to a first queue associated with the first quality of service level; and
provide the second data packet to a second queue associated with the second quality of service level.
5 . The virtual desktop system of claim 1 , further comprising:
virtualization manager operable to:
receive the first data packet; and
extract the first performance information from the first label;
wherein the system manager is further operable to receive the first performance information from the virtualization manager.
6 . The virtual desktop system of claim 5 , wherein the system manager is further operable to define a second performance threshold between the virtualization host and the virtualization manager.
7 . The virtual desktop system of claim 6 , wherein the system manager is further operable to reconfigure the virtual desktop system when the first performance information exceeds the second performance threshold.
8 . The virtual desktop system of claim 1 , wherein the first label is added to the first packet in accordance with a Multi Protocol Label Switching (MPLS) standard.
9 . A method comprising:
receiving, at a virtualization host of a virtual desktop infrastructure, a first data packet;
determining, by the virtualization host, that the first data packet is associated with the user system;
adding, by the virtualization host, a label to the first data packet, the label being operable to provide performance information for the virtual desktop infrastructure;
receiving, by a user system of the virtual desktop environment, the first data packet;
extracting, by the user system, the performance information from the label; and
receiving, by an infrastructure manager of the virtual desktop infrastructure, the performance information from the user system.
10 . The method of claim 9 , further comprising:
defining, by the infrastructure manager, a first performance threshold between t virtualization host and the user system.
11 . The method of claim 10 , further comprising:
migrating, by the infrastructure manager, a virtual machine associated with the user system when the first performance information exceeds the first performance threshold.
12 . The method of claim 9 , wherein:
the first label comprises a first quality of service level;
the method further comprising:
receiving, by the performance module, a second first data packet;
determining, by the performance module, that the second data packet is associated with the user system;
adding, by the performance module, a second label to the second data packet, the second label being operable to provide second performance information for the virtual desktop infrastructure, wherein the second label comprises a second quality of service level;
providing the first data packet to a first queue associated with the first quality of service level; and
providing the second data packet to a second queue associated with the second quality of service level.
13 . The method of claim 9 , further comprising:
receiving, by virtualization manager, the first data packet;
extracting, by virtualization manager, the first performance information from the first label; and
receiving, by the infrastructure manager, the first performance information from the virtualization manager.
14 . The method of claim 13 , further comprising:
defining, by the infrastructure manager, a second performance threshold between the virtualization host and the virtualization manager.
15 . The method of claim 14 , further comprising:
reconfiguring, by the infrastructure manager, the virtual desktop infrastructure when the first performance information exceeds the second performance threshold.
16 . A non-transitory computer-readable medium including code for performing a method, the method comprising:
receiving, at a virtualization host of a virtual desktop infrastructure, a first data packet;
determining, by the virtualization host, that the first data packet is associated with a user system; and
adding, by the virtualization host, a label to the first data packet, the label being operable to provide performance information for the virtual desktop infrastructure;
receiving, by a user system of the virtual desktop environment, the first data packet;
extracting, by the user system, the performance information from the label; and
receiving, by an infrastructure manager of the virtual desktop infrastructure, the performance information from the user system.
17 . The computer-readable medium of claim 16 , the method further comprising:
defining, by the infrastructure manager, a first performance threshold between the virtualization host and the user system.
18 . The computer-readable medium of claim 17 , the method further comprising;
migrating, by the infrastructure manager, a virtual machine associated with the user system when the first performance information exceeds the first performance threshold.
19 . The compute-readable medium of claim 16 , wherein:
the first label comprises a first quality of service level;
the method further comprising:
receiving, by the performance module, a second first data packet;
determining, by the performance module, that the second data packet is associated with the user system;
adding, by the performance module, a second label to the second data packet, the second label being operable to provide second performance information for the virtual desktop infrastructure, wherein the second label comprises a second quality of service level;
providing the first data packet to a first queue associated with the first quality of service level; and
providing the second data packet to a second queue associated with the second quality of service level.
20 . The computer-readable medium of claim 16 , the method further comprising:
receiving, by virtualization manager, the first data packet;
extracting, by virtualization manager, the first performance information from the first label;
receiving, by the infrastructure manager, the first performance information from the virtualization manager;
defining, by the infrastructure manager, a second performance threshold between the virtualization host and the virtualization manager; and
reconfiguring, by the infrastructure manager, the virtual desktop infrastructure when the first performance information exceeds the second performance threshold.