It’s noteworthy that the official vagrant website says that NFS folders on windows doesn’t work : rsync NFS has many versions, the latest version is NFSv4.
NFS is faster than any other protocol and it’s It’s cross-platform protocol. NFS allows us to access files over a network just like we access a local storage connected to our computer. It’s an acronym for Network File System (NFS) and it’s a distributed file system protocol which was developed by Sun Microsystems back in 1984. Vagrant can work with a couple of protocols/mechanisms for syncing folders: I have discovered it’s a known issue, if you don’t use NFS shared folders to sync between the host and the guest machine using Vagrant and VirtualBox, you will experience performance issues. So I have deleted that old vagrant box and created a new vagrant box with zero customizations, however I had the same performance issues! Then I have decided to search online to find if people had the same issues as I do. I have used the vagrant machine to test my project for building and deployment purposes. In the beginning I thought it has to do with my setup and my machine specifically, because I use the machine I used during my graduation internship at Flexkids last year (was building a facial recognition API using TensorFlow and Flask ). In addition, calling the endpoints using Postman takes more than 4 seconds which is crazy if you know that on OSX it takes barely 1 second to call the same endpoint.
Running simple commands like php artisan db:seed costs a lot of time. Thus we can ensure we all have the same dev-env.Īll OSX users in my team don’t experience any performance issues, while I and other people who use Windows 10 have severe performance issues with Vagrant on Windows. To overcome this (not the only reason) we use Vagrant, Virtual box (CentOs 7) as a development environment.
We don’t only Windows, we use OSX and Linux as well. At work (FlexKids) I have a Windows 10 machine (at home I use both Ubuntu and Windows).
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