The content looks at 50 services to offer as a virtual assistant. Virtual Assistant is a wide term that can cover a countless of tasks. A virtual assistant offers administrative services to customers while working outer of the client’s office. A virtual assistant can access the essential planning documents, such as shared calendars, distantly. This interim virtual medical assessment process will ensure prospective adopters can access medical assessments and move on to decision panel, thus allowing the adoption process to progress. Further guidance and the protocol for obtaining adult medical reports for prospective adoptive applicants can be found at Annex 3.
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-->Whether you're running your virtual machine on Remote Desktop Services or Windows Virtual Desktop, different types of workloads require different session host virtual machine (VM) configurations. For the best possible experience, scale your deployment depending on your users' needs.
Multi-session recommendations
The following table lists the maximum suggested number of users per virtual central processing unit (vCPU) and the minimum VM configuration for each workload. These recommendations are based on Remote Desktop workloads.
| Workload type | Maximum users per vCPU | vCPU/RAM/OS storage minimum | Example Azure instances | Profile container storage minimum |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Light | 6 | 2 vCPUs, 8 GB RAM, 16 GB storage | D2s_v3, F2s_v2 | 30 GB |
| Medium | 4 | 4 vCPUs, 16 GB RAM, 32 GB storage | D4s_v3, F4s_v2 | 30 GB |
| Heavy | 2 | 4 vCPUs, 16 GB RAM, 32 GB storage | D4s_v3, F4s_v2 | 30 GB |
| Power | 1 | 6 vCPUs, 56 GB RAM, 340 GB storage | D4s_v3, F4s_v2, NV6 | 30 GB |
Single-session recommendations
For VM sizing recommendations for single-session scenarios, we recommend at least two physical CPU cores per VM (typically four vCPUs with hyperthreading). If you need more specific VM sizing recommendations for single-session scenarios, ask the software vendors specific to your workload. VM sizing for single-session VMs will likely align with physical device guidelines.
General virtual machine recommendations
For VM requirements to run the operating system, see Windows 10 computer specifications and system requirements.
We recommend you use Premium SSD storage in your OS disk for production workloads that require a service level agreement (SLA). For more details, see the SLA for virtual machines.
Graphics processing units (GPUs) are a good choice for users who regularly use graphics-intensive programs for video rendering, 3D design, and simulations. To learn more about graphics acceleration, see Choose your graphics rendering technology. Azure has several graphics acceleration deployment options and multiple available GPU VM sizes. Learn more at GPU optimized virtual machine sizes.
B-series burstable VMs are a good choice for users who don't always need maximum CPU performance. For more information about VM types and sizes, see Sizes for Windows virtual machines in Azure and the pricing information on our Virtual Machine series page.
Test your workload
Finally, we recommend you use simulation tools to test your deployment with both stress tests and real-life usage simulations. Make sure your system is responsive and resilient enough to meet user needs, and remember to vary the load size to avoid surprises.
RBA for Virtual Assets & Virtual Asset Service Providers
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Orlando, FL, United States – 21 June 2019. Financial innovation has drastically changed the financial landscape. New technologies, services and products offer efficient alternatives to classic financial products and can improve financial inclusion. At the same time, the speed and anonymity of some of these innovative products can attract criminals and terrorist who wish to use them to launder the proceeds of their crimes and finance their illicit activities.
This guidance will help countries and virtual asset service providers understand their anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing obligations, and effectively implement the FATF’s requirements as they apply to this sector.
This guidance follows revisions to the FATF Recommendations in October 2018 and June 2019 in response to the increasing use of virtual assets for money laundering and terrorist financing. The FATF strengthened its standards to clarify the application of anti-money laundering and counter- terrorist financing requirements on virtual assets and virtual asset service providers. Countries are now required to assess and mitigate their risks associated with virtual asset financial activities and providers; license or register providers and subject them to supervision or monitoring by competent national authorities. Virtual asset service providers are subject to the same relevant FATF measures that apply to financial institutions.
The guidance addresses the following:
- How do virtual assets activities and virtual asset service providers fall within the scope of the FATF Recommendations? (Section II)
- How should countries and competent authorities apply the FATF Recommendations in the context of virtual assets or virtual asset service providers? (Section III)
- How do the FATF Recommendations apply to virtual asset service providers, and other entities (including banks, securities broker-dealers) that engage in or provide virtual asset covered activities?
The guidance, which benefited from dialogue with the private sector, also includes examples of national approaches to regulating and supervising virtual asset activities and virtual asset service providers to prevent their misuse for money laundering and terrorist financing.
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