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[!WARNING] dcvix is under active development. Do not deploy in production environments unless you are prepared to handle incomplete features, breaking changes, and unexpected behavior.

dcvix is a session and server-pool manager for Amazon DCV. It provides centralized authentication, desktop session lifecycle management, and automatic allocation of DCV servers. It consists of three components:
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The director runs on a central server and allows administrators to control desktop access and user authentication. It also acts as a token authenticator.
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The agent runs on workstations, collecting statistics and session information to be sent to the director. It responds to requests for session creation and termination.
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The launcher runs on the user's computer with a GUI. It authenticates users to obtain a security token, displays a list of DCV servers available to the user, and launches the DCV viewer.
Quick Links
- Why dcvix exists? - Brief introduction
- Getting Started - run dcvix in 5 minutes
- Architecture Overview - understand the system
- Components - what each piece does
- Configuration - how to control it