Maxence Poutord • 5/25/2016

Vagrant, Symfony and Windows are not incompatibles

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This technical article details steps to improve the performance of a Symfony PHP application running in a Vagrant box on a Windows host. It covers installing specific Vagrant plugins (vagrant-vbguest, vagrant-winnfsd), upgrading to PHP7, and configuring Symfony to store cache and logs on non-shared folders to drastically reduce page load times from ~16 seconds to under a second.

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