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Is it possible to somehow speed up the linux system on hyper-v?
Given:
hyper-v on win8.1
guest system - centOS 7 generation 2
all this on ssd
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I was on an ubunt 15th laptop with php, nginx and mariaDB - sites opened locally. I installed Windows, hoping to get at least a little closer to such responsive work during development, installed a minimal one on the centOS 7 virtual machine, configured only the LEMP bundle and forwarded the network folder from Windows using cifs, on which, in fact, the site sources are located. The speed of work, to put it mildly, was not impressive. This bundle works exactly the same way on VirtualBox. Is there any way to increase the speed of the system on a virtual machine?
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First, turn off network share forwarding, use a development program and set up sftp Deployment. Indexing as well as processing will work better.
Also, the GIT setup is good for staging development, you will have a list of changed files, the same list is often displayed in one editor or another.
Having set up GIT by redefining the Upload key combination to Ctrl+S, I simply select the desired files (or Changed files) and press Ctrl+S.
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