Amazon WorkSpaces Applications now supports Microsoft OneDrive and Google Drive on Multi-Session fleets

Amazon WorkSpaces Applications now supports Microsoft OneDrive for Business and Google Drive as persistent storage options on multi-session fleets. Users streaming on multi-session fleets can now connect their OneDrive or Google Drive accounts and access, save, and sync their cloud-based files directly within their streaming sessions, in addition to the existing home folder backed by Amazon S3.

Multi-session fleets allow multiple users to share a single fleet instance, enabling organizations to achieve cost efficiencies by increasing session density across their infrastructure. With the addition of OneDrive and Google Drive support, customers can now take full advantage of the cost savings offered by multi-session fleets while providing their users with familiar, enterprise-grade cloud storage experiences. Users can browse, upload, and download files from their connected storage accounts without disruption, enabling seamless collaboration and continuity across streaming sessions.

Microsoft OneDrive for Business and Google Drive support on multi-session fleets is available in all AWS Regions where Amazon WorkSpaces Applications is offered. Standard usage pricing applies for WorkSpaces Applications streaming sessions; there is no additional charge for enabling OneDrive or Google Drive storage connectors.

To enable this feature for your users, you must use an WorkSpaces Applications image that uses WorkSpaces Applications agent released on or after June 29, 2026 or your image is using Managed WorkSpaces Applications image updates released on or after June 29, 2026. To learn more about WorkSpaces Applications refer FAQs