Applications - Amazon AppStream 2.0

Applications

Applications contain the details necessary to launch your application after the VHD has been mounted. Applications also include the name and icon that are displayed to your user on the application catalog. Applications are associated with the app block resource that contains the files and binaries for that application.

You can use the AppStream 2.0 console to create the application resource once you have uploaded your application icon to an Amazon S3 bucket and created the app block that contains the files and folders necessary to launch the application. To learn more about uploading the application icon to an Amazon S3 bucket, see Store Application Icon, Setup Script, Session Script, and VHD in an S3 Bucket.

Note

You must have IAM permissions to perform the S3:GetObject action on the application icon object in the S3 bucket to create the application resource.

To create the application resource
  1. Open the AppStream 2.0 console at https://console.aws.amazon.com/appstream2.

  2. From the left-hand navigation menu, choose Applications and Create application.

  3. For Name under Application details, enter a unique identifier for the application.

  4. (Optional) For Display name under Application details, enter a friendly name that users will see in the application catalog.

  5. (Optional) For Description under Application details, enter a description for the application.

  6. For Application icon object in S3 under Application details, either enter the S3 URI that represents the VHD object, or choose Browse S3 to navigate to your S3 buckets and find the application icon object.

  7. For Application executable launch path under Application settings, enter the path on the streaming instance to the application’s executable.

  8. (Optional) For Application working directory in the Application settings section, enter the directory on the streaming instance to use for the application's working directory.

  9. (Optional) For Application launch parameters in the Application settings section, enter the parameters to provide to the application executable when launching the application.

  10. For Supported operating systems (OS) in the Application settings section, choose which operating systems can launch this application.

  11. For Supported instance families in the Application settings section, choose which instance families can launch this application.

  12. For App block in the Application settings section, choose which app block contains the files and folders necessary for this application.

  13. (Optional) In the Tags section, create tags for the app block resource.

  14. Review the information that you entered, then choose Create.

  15. If your application was created successfully, you will see a success message at the top of the console. If an error occurred, a descriptive error message will be provided and you will need to try creating the application again.