NICE DCV on AWS Tutorial | Cloud Gaming

[@richardlee8546]

WOW, this is cutting-edge. Future of remote computing.

[@abhishekgarg646]

Thanks for the video, I was installing the Grid drivers (option 1) and it was not working, then I tried the option 4 as per your video and I was able to setup PCoIP.

[@devendrasharma1952]

What a fantastic poc. Hatts off

[@arslemon]

My windows devices using DCV client and also DCV browser keep saying connecting whereas the mobile devices connect to my ec2 instance straight away. Any ideas how we can work around this?

[@vashistabasava1503]

Isn't it possible to put up an ec2 instance with a Nice dcv AMI?

[@azzy6543]

yeah they have an image on aws 3rd party market place

[@curtwilliams3135]

Is this a Zone of the Enders ost? haha. I love this guy, uses steam and all, great

[@zhivkotodorov4323]

13:45 - never create root access keys. This is a very unsafe way of doing this. At the very least you should create an IAM user and give admin permissions. Root keys should be deleted and never used.

[@KevinKrasko]

Will this work on the windows 10 ec2 you did?

[@MotivationMentor_7697]

These tutorials are awesome. Can you let me know if you incurred any data transfer charges when you downloaded the games on to the EC2 instances. I know that the data transfer in to the instances are not charged but just wanted a confirmation.

[@TechGuruDirect]

Technically, there should be no charges since AWS charges for data transfer out :)

[@curtwilliams3135]

excellent, thanks!

[@h3adcap325]

Did you manage to resolve the mouse issue? where it will spin or not let you rotate full 360?

[@TechGuruDirect]

Honestly, I haven't been using NICE DCV that much since this video, since I've found Parsec (especially with the latest update) to be superior in every way. I never did manage to solve the issue, but to be fair I didn't try that much!

[@hahing]

cool