First off, I am not an Azure specialist by any means, but I do have experience with creating Azure VM's for site to cloud replication and stand-alone cloud environments for business solutions.
Recently, I been tasked with proposing a solution for a global company who will need access to a terminal server in the cloud from many parts of the globe. Included areas are South Africa, Vietnam, Asia, European countries, south America, and the USA. Now, I know Azure has servers around the world, but I am unclear to whether or not to create multiple terminal servers for access, or if there is a feature that I can replicate the server across different geo locations for performance. Or if anyone has any input as to what would be best practices for providing a terminal server that needs to be accessed from many different locations.
Can I replicate a single terminal server across multiple data centers in azure?
Basically I am in need of a way to make an Azure terminal server performance solid no matter where someone remotes in from. I know RDP protocol in general is very solid with minimal bandwidth requirements, but want to ensure this is a proper solution for my client.
To add, I understand that Azure may not be the best solution. In a perfect work I would have different domains across multiple locations, but I am trying to leverage the cloud as a possible solution to prevent a management nightmare for this company, especially considering their budget is not very large.
End goal is to get them in a Microsoft environment, and remove google drive as their go to for storage and access to documents for their entire business.
Thanks all.
