Cameyo General Discussions

Hi everyone, We’ve just published a new guide in our Cameyo Best Practices section: Best Practices for joining Cameyo servers to a domain/AD.This resource is designed to help you streamline your environment setup. A couple of key highlights include:Organizational Unit (OU) Management: Why it's critical to use a dedicated OU for your Cameyo servers to avoid conflicting Group Policy Objects (GPOs). Security Groups: Recommendations on using specific AD groups to manage user access and permissions more effectively within your virtual sessions.Quick question for the community: Are you currently using a separate OU for your Cameyo instances, or have you found another method that works best for managing GPO inheritance in your environment?You can find the full guide here for all the details: Best Practices for joining Cameyo servers to a domain/AD.Looking forward to hearing your thoughts! 

Hi everyone, As promised, we close the circle of the recent Cameyo webinars with the Q&As related to the one held in December. To access those related to the February and March webinars, please click on the respective hyperlinks.As per last posts in this series, we want to ensure you have all the information you need so we've compiled this comprehensive Q&A recap. Also, if you have any further questions related to the webinar, please feel free to drop them in the comments below. 🛠️ Product Overview & AvailabilityWhat is Cameyo by Google?Cameyo is a virtual application delivery platform that allows you to run Windows applications securely within a web browser. It’s designed to bridge the gap for "last-mile" legacy applications while maintaining a web-first strategy. What are the core benefits?Simple: Easy to deploy and manage. Secure: Built on Zero-Trust principles; no VPN required. Cost-Effective: Reduces infrastructure overhead and hardware requirements. Flexible: Compati

Hello everyone!Following up on our recent March webinar Q&A recap, it’s time for the February edition (and soon enough the December recap will come too)! To make sure no stone is left unturned, we've gathered all the questions asked during the first session of the year and categorized them below for easy reference.As usual, if you're still curious about a specific feature or use case, please feel free to drop your thoughts in the comments below!🖥️ Cameyo & Device CompatibilityDoes Cameyo work with ChromeOS Flex?Absolutely. It is fully compatible and performs excellently on ChromeOS Flex devices. Is USB Passthrough supported on Cameyo?We support the WebUSB API, which allows many peripherals to function seamlessly. However, devices that require silent driver installations on Windows or specific hardware encryption keys may not be compatible at this time.Can I use hardware devices like Smart Cards?While WebUSB supports many printers and scanners, redirected support for encrypted

 Hi everyone, Thank you to everyone who joined our most recent webinar, Cameyo & Chrome Enterprise Premium Integration. We had a fantastic turnout and received a lot of excellent questions during the session! To ensure you have all the info you need, we've compiled this Q&A recap, organizing the questions into categories so that you can easily find the topics that matter most to you.Since this series of webinars have come to an end, we will be publishing the Q&As from February and December webinars soon as well, so keep your eyes peeled 👁️ 👁️ Also, if you have any further questions related to the webinar, please feel free to drop them in the comments below. 💻 Technical & AdministrationInfrastructure and DeploymentWho is responsible for securing the Windows Server (AV, backups, etc.)? Google and Cameyo provide the delivery platform, but the underlying Windows Server security remains a customer responsibility. However, Cameyo is designed with a "security-first" archite

 Hi everyone,  If you happened to have missed the popular and informative Cameyo webinars series that we recently ran, fear not! You won’t be left behind as now you can catch up on-demand 🎉 Yes, you heard that right, and you can check them right here (with their original event page linked as well for further context): Introducing Cameyo Launch your legacy apps into the modern EraVirtual Application Delivery (VAD): How Cameyo provides a modern, streamlined alternative to traditional VDI. Progressive Web Apps (PWAs): We explored how you can move beyond the constraints of legacy apps by securely streaming them directly to ChromeOS devices, transforming them into secure, productive PWAs.    Cameyo: Security & Infrastructure Deep DivePort Shield Technology: Utilizing just-in-time port opening to effectively "vanish" from the public internet. Secure Cloud Tunneling: The mechanics of data transfer without direct network exposure. Temporary User Profiles: Achieving true session isolation

Hey all, We introduced Cameyo by Google in the community as a way to help organisations bridge the gap between legacy applications and a more modern, web-first environment on ChromeOS.For many teams, legacy or Windows-based apps are still critical — whether it’s a small number of specialised tools or applications that are deeply embedded in day-to-day workflows. Finding ways to support those apps securely, without adding complexity or friction for users, is often a big part of the puzzle.  I’d love to open this up to the community: What would “success” look like for you when it comes to running these apps on ChromeOS in your environment?We’ve already seen members sharing thoughtful questions and praise following recent Cameyo events. To keep that conversation going, we have a series of upcoming webinars that explore Cameyo from different angles — from an initial overview, to a deeper look at security and infrastructure, and finally how it integrates with Chrome Enterprise Premium.These

This past year, we have thoroughly enjoyed working with ChromeOS. We are proud to have equipped over 15,000 end-users with a fast, mobile digital workplace. Zero Touch enrollment, in particular, continues to be a major asset for us.Looking ahead to next year, we plan to dive deeper into Cameyo. Our goal is to offer this to our customers, enabling us to move away from even more legacy systems.

We very much enjoyed the recent Cameyo webinar. A very exciting product. I recommend anyone looking to stream apps take a look at this.

The recent webinar we had around Cameyo and how it has developed over the past 12 months leading up to its general availability, left us excited but with further questions around how it would cope in our environment and the challenges we see with our current solution. My question(s) to the community are: What excites you about what Cameyo will do for your environment? and What questions are you now left with after the recent webinar? I look forward to hearing your PoV 

Big news! Cameyo by Google reaches General Availability on November 17th. Cameyo uses Virtual App Delivery (VAD), a modern alternative to VDI, to stream legacy Windows or Linux apps directly into the browser or as a PWA. This means: 100% ChromeOS is now possible. Those last few client apps are no longer a blocker! Security Unified: Cameyo combined with Chrome Enterprise Premium extends advanced security and DLP to all your legacy apps running inside the managed browser. Simplicity & Speed: Deploy apps to users in hours, not months. Question for you: What is the last legacy app holding back your full transition to ChromeOS? Let us know in the comments!   Ready to learn how Cameyo can revolutionize your EUC strategy?   Sign up for the Webinar on Wednesday, December 3rd!   Read the Product Hub article on the community for more information.