AppStream 2.0 - Nice DCV - can a user delegate control to another user connected to the same stream
If multiple users connect to the same workstation/stream, can one of users delegate control to another user? Can that user then give up control etc.
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AppStream 2.0 are single session host, not multi-session.
AppStream 2.0 is single user per instance, and intended to be a single streaming session at a time. User connections are per username per stack/fleet, so a subsequent user would be sharing the same username as the original user which would impact things like S3 Home Folder, App Settings Persistence, App Entitlements, and other things.
In the event that a user needs to share screen with another user, using a screen sharing utility like Amazon Chime, Cisco WebEx, Google Meet, or other similar technology is recommended. Those can provide the ability to delegate keyboard/mouse to another user, while the owner of that streaming session retains ability to revoke access.
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Hmm - I was looking at the answer to this question which says that there can be multiple viewers connected to a stream? https://repost.aws/questions/QUvcYxpK_cR3GtZQitZf6uyg/nice-dcv-app-stream-with-multiple-viewers - maybe I'm misreading this?
If you use NiceDCV on EC2, you can enable a remote connection to an EC2 instance with multiple viewers. It is not supported for AppStream 2.0.