Scenario: An automobile manufacturer in Germany has deployed a Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops solution for its employees using Citrix Cloud and uses a resource location in Germany. Recently, they acquired an automobile manufacturer in Japan. Since then, users from Japan have reported issues regarding slowness and degraded performance of the application hosted in the German resource location.
How can a Citrix Architect improve the performance of the application for users in Japan?
To improve the performance of the application for users in Japan, it is essential to provision new resources within Japan's resource location. This approach ensures that the resources are closer to the users, thereby reducing latency and improving performance. The other options do not address the geographical distance issue, which is the primary cause of the slowness and degraded performance.
C is correct: https://docs.citrix.com/en-us/citrix-cloud/citrix-cloud-resource-locations/resource-locations.html#example-of-a-resource-location-deployment
C is correct; The only solution is to bring resources closer to users and only answer C provides this.
The question does not mention anything about existing resources in Japan. So they have to be implemented first. C is correct!
A, B, D are all wrong because all Japan users would still connect to the Germany resource location where the application in question is hosted. A new resource location is required for Japan where the hosted app will be deployed. --> C = correct answer
C right
Optimal gateway routing is a solution from Citrix, and C is a solution from the app responsable