Additional Resources

The following links provide information and other resources to help you package and deliver your applications with Elastic fleets.

Solution	Description
AWS	Use Elastic fleets and Linux for inexpensive, secure bastion hosts in Amazon AppStream 2.0 — Describes how to package common bastion host applications and deliver them using Linux instances on Elastic fleets. Automate AppStream 2.0 Elastic fleet application updates with AWS Systems Manager — Describes how you can automate the creation of VHDs and app blocks using an EC2 instance with AWS Systems Manager. Stream applications at a lower cost with Amazon AppStream 2.0 Elastic fleets and Linux compatibility — Describes how you can package applications into a VHD and deliver them using Linux instances on Elastic fleets.
Liquidware FlexApp	Liquidware FlexApp integration with AppStream 2.0 Elastic fleet — Includes step-by-step instructions to package any windows-based application into FlexApp one format and deliver on AppStream 2.0 Elastic fleets.
Numecent Cloudpaging	Introducing AppStream 2.0 Elastic Fleets: How to Maximize Application Compatibility and Portability with Cloudpaging — Numecent Cloudpaging eliminates application compatibility issues, allowing even the most complex legacy and highly customized applications to be packaged with their dependencies and ready for deployment within a day. AppStream 2.0 users can then stream them on-demand without the need for IT to repackage for various Windows operating systems or devices.
Turbo.Net	Introducing Turbo support for Amazon AppStream 2.0 Elastic fleets — Turbo delivers applications instantly on major platforms and devices. Turbo’s unique container technology eliminates installs and manages dependencies, conflicts, and entitlements. AppStream 2.0 users can immediately launch any application in a Turbo Hub.