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Slow performance with sympfony #400
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@BoutiquesInternet , i am currently try to setup symfony application using scotch-box, can your side share how to setup sympony application ? thanks in advance |
Well, one thing that I am personally noticing is that the free version of Scotchbox has PHP configured with 128 megabytes of ram, which is a completely separate issue from how much ram is provisioned to Scotchbox/Vagrant/VirtualBox. I personally do not use Symfony, but I do use Laravel, which is related and uses Symfony as its base framework. Anyway, it seems like you will also have to configure the 'memory_limit' parameter of the php.ini file and give it a higher capacity. I am doing this for my mock Magento 2 installation. (yes, I know it is not either Symfony or Laravel, but roughly based on Zend) |
Unfortunately, Scotchbox is no longer maintained, and it is using an outdated Ubuntu release which is why you're having problems. Last year I released an updated version called CongacBox which was just updated again today... I use it for Symfony 5 development and it works great. You can find it on GitHub at https://github.com/reddingwebpro/cognacbox |
Hi!,
My request is certainly not a problem related to the scotch box but I am desperate.
I installed prestashop 1.7 (that has symfony) and the loading speed exceeds 20 seconds :(
Here is my vagrantfile
`# -- mode: ruby --
vi: set ft=ruby :
Vagrant.configure("2") do |config|
end
`
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