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HI @encodes Is the page faster if you reload the generated page? if yes, then the slow frontend can be explained with Magento internal behaviour: code generation on the fly, less preprocessor, etc..
I've cleared all cahces and it's down to entire page load in 3.5 seems much quicker.
For reference loading magento 1 - clean install was under 1 second to load pages.... Seems useable now... Thanks
You can always open an issue in https://github.com/magento/magento2 if you encounter any problems/issues with Magento2 and you think this is a bug.
Yeah, I've got magento 2 installed locallaly (not using vagrant) and its performance was much better, but i will see if there is anything I notice and let you knw
I've ran magento 2 locally, and its 1000x faster. I know there will be some overhead running a VM but its extreme. I'm not sure if its the set-up or what but its unusable... anyone had a better experenice with it
What is the OS of the host machine? Virtual box (vboxfs) does have some issues when dealing with a lot of i/o. I don't doubt the performance is bad but it should be "bearable". Also note that this VM isn't meant to be of 'production' quality for use within a development of a real site. It's primary goal is to provide a quick way to install and research magento 2.
We're open to suggestions and things to look at to improve performance from community members which have more experience in that area.
Hello @rgranadino
The host Machine is Ubuntu 15.10
I try use to development.
See image.
The process is stopped here ...
[Progress: 247 / 362] Module 'Magento_Customer': Installing data..
Loading the frontend is taking (with demo data) over 10 seconds. Also seems to not load/render page using correct css. no 404's that i can find.
Admin is responding quickly.... Not sure what has caused this.