BACKGROUND

Virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI), sometimes referred to as server-based computing, refers to a computing model in which virtualization technology is used to host a desktop environment on a network device (e.g., in a virtual machine, a container, and/or the like) rather than running the desktop environment locally on a user device. User events (e.g., keystrokes, mouse movements, and/or the like) may be sent to the network device over a network connection, and the network device may perform calculations and return images or other graphical data representing the desktop environment to the user device. Accordingly, the images or other graphical data may be rendered at the user device, which may allow the user to interact with an operating system and one or more applications executing in the desktop environment as though the operating system and applications were running locally on the user device.

