What is the best way to organize Remote Desktop on Windows Server 2016?

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In general, I'm sorry in advance, maybe I'm expressing myself incorrectly and saying stupid things ..
Actually, you need to make RDP for 30-40 users. Will work in office programs + browser. Although I don't think it's that important. The problem is that while there is a clean server with Windows server 2016 on board.
And I'm wondering what's the best way to do it? While I am able simply to create users in group of remote access. But I began to study the topic, there are some kind of virtual VDI or whatever ... virtual containers, etc. .. I have not dealt with this yet, so I think knowledgeable people should advise which of these is better :)
I would be grateful for links to a comparison / description of the differences between these RDP options, as well as guides for installing and configuring these roles.
Well, for comments on what is better for what and in this spirit :)
Help mi pliz :)

Answer 1

just a tip, as a beginner to a beginner :), you need to start with a simple one - RDP, at the same time, everything will work fine, provided that the clients support RDP as latest as possible. VDI and other innovations are best left for later, then there will be an understanding after studying both methods.
On the other hand, knowing everything about RDP, and having a licensed Win2016, I would still try to learn more modern technologies, but for the most part, newer technologies are more aimed at improving security, i.e. separating the resources of different users as much as possible.

Answer 2

Yes, and keep in mind that RDS is not a silver bullet. Of course, you will reduce the overhead costs for resources, but the programs of each user will eat memory and processor.
A "ceiling" server configuration for 40 users will require 80-120 GB of memory and a couple of i7 processors. And we haven't even talked about licenses yet...