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Microsoftthank you for sharing this information. I think you are going in the right direction.
As a local German provider, we keep asking ourselves whether Azure Stack HCI will be multi Tennant capable. So that we can also operate AVD in the local data center. Are there any plans for this?
Many thanks for your reply.
Thomas
I would like to help you Thomas, but require more clarity on your question.
"So that we can also operate AVD in the local data center. Are there any plans for this?"
Azure Local provides Azure Virtual Desktop for your your local data center. Could you provide more on what's missing and how this relates to multi-tenancy? Thanks!
Thanks for the answer.
The idea is to build a local Azure Stack HCI infrastructure in a German private data center. And offer AVD solutions in this data center for different customers (each customer has its own tenant).
Hi Thomas,
this is a very grey zone. You could do so for customers if Azure Local and AVD are the technology running on your owned hardware and the customer accessing a "customer solution" on this.
HW and Subscription is owned by you as provider for the customer solution.
If it is rather a regular hosting than this is forbidden by product terms.
Your additional layer with each customers has its own tenant indicates a wish for classical hosting, doesn't it?
You might want to connect with the CISPE which has more insights on the "multi-tenancy" of Azure Local. There is a non-public agreement to which CISPE members have access, too.
I have been told by the general secretary of CISPE that members shall receive access to a kind of preview.
The other option is you are providing AVD on Azure Local on dedicated HW per each customer.
You manage (managed service) for customers under their subscription. This is valid and does not invoke the customer solution.
Yes, I know the document of the
CISPE. According to the Microsoft document, April 2025 is the time to resolve the issue. Unfortunately, there is only this document and no further information.
