Hi everyone,
I wanted to share a new resource for those looking to deploy NVIDIA Isaac Sim on the cloud or manage remote access to their simulation environments.
We have published a comprehensive tutorial on the ThinLinc Community that walks you through installing and running Isaac Sim on Microsoft Azure using ThinLinc.
As some of you may know, the official Omniverse documentation for Azure Deployment mentions ThinLinc as a required tool for connecting to graphical desktops on Linux-based VMIs. This guide bridges the gap by showing you exactly how to set that up step-by-step.
You can find the full written tutorial here: Install and Run Isaac Sim Using ThinLinc on Microsoft Azure
For those who prefer a visual walkthrough, there is also a video version available: Watch the Tutorial on YouTube
Why use ThinLinc?
While this specific guide focuses on Azure, it is important to note that ThinLinc works equally well On-Premises. Whether you are running Isaac Sim on a local workstation, a private server in your office, or a data center, ThinLinc provides a high-performance, secure remote desktop session that handles the 3D visualization requirements of Omniverse effectively.
I hope this helps anyone looking to streamline their remote simulation workflows!