Each time a user starts a new Linux session on a server in the cloud (AWS, Azure, GoogleCloud, etc), FastX initiates a new virtual server instance. That maximizes performance as there are no other applications competing for CPU and memory on that cloud server.
Automatic creation of new servers means there is no limit to which IT managers can scale their cloud infrastructure; from a single user with one open session to many users running multiple Linux sessions.
FastX supports single sign-on authentication schemes like OKTA. Each user is fully authenticated on each new virtual cloud server after logging in the first time. All data between the end users and the cloud servers is securely encrypted using SSL and HTTPS.
Administrators can create session profiles, including setting time-outs to ensure that users don’t let their cloud sessions run longer than needed.
With FastX, you can now cloud-enable any Linux application. Just install the software on a cloud sever and users can access the application from any device with a browser: Windows, Macs, Linux PCs, iPads, even smartphones.
FastX offers developers a complete API that can easily be integrated with any Linux application. Companies like Adaptive Computing have successfully integrated the FastX API with their software which is then deployed on AWS, Azure, GoogleCloud and other cloud servers.
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