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Issue Type • Bug Report / Support Request Your Environment Vagrant 1.9.2 VirtualBox 5.1.16r113841 ansible 2.2.1.0 config file = /etc/ansible/ansible.cfg configured module search path = Default w/o overrides Your OS • macOS (10.12.3) Summary mentioned something about slow local builds this morning. And since I had just done some testing last night (for the 4.3.0 release) and didn't have any issues, I dismissed it initially.

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Then, later in the day when I ran through all my base boxes and regenerated them with VirtualBox 5.1.16 Guest Additions (they're all up to date now), I found that I, too, was having some inexplicable slowness—but only with PHP-related operations. I checked, and the docroot was still mounted via NFS (so that doesn't seem like it would be the culprit), and I used top, iotop, iftop, and atop to see if there was anything obvious causing the slowdown. But there wasn't. Of note—so far I can only replicate this issue with sites that are built via Acquia BLT. My other vanilla Drupal 8 sites built just with Drupal VM or otherwise don't seem to be affected. As an example, the entire provisioning is super fast, but when it gets to anything PHP/Composer/Drupal related (e.g. Geerlingguy.drupal: Install dependencies with composer require.), it gets really slow.

And this affects 4.3.0, as well as at least 4.2. Stencyl Download Full there. 1, etc. (so it's not any recent change). Of note: the main box where I first saw this was just peachy yesterday, and I had rebuilt it about four times yesterday. I rebuilt it once a few hours ago, and since then everything PHP-related is about 5x slower. I did upgrade to VirtualBox 5.1.16 today. That's the only other variable. I'll check if downgrading back to 5.1.14 makes this problem go away.

Maybe 5.1.16 is horribly un-good. Adding on to the weird factor—one of my VMs was running slow through all my testing (on 5.1.16 and 5.1.14), but after yet another vagrant destroy -f && vagrant up, now it's running just fine, like nothing ever happened. (I accidentally left rsync as the type again. I'm also going to risk upgrading the current known-good VM internally ( sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade) and see if that bumps a package. Just like that.

Today I rebuilt my VMs yet again, and there is no sign of slowdown whatsoever. No clue what caused the issues last week, but they seem to be resolved.

- Can you do a vagrant destroy and vagrant up again and see if things are speedy again? I wonder if some upstream Ubuntu package was breaking NFS or causing some other filesystem issue.? Or it could be that somehow some ghost from VirtualBox 5.1.16 snuck in and screwed things up temporarily, and after a few days, it was cleaned up (temp file somewhere?). I'll leave this open for now; apparently many Windows users have been having issues from Vagrant 5.1. Hanuman Chalisa Songs Download Gulshan Kumar. 16 too, with NFS mounts.

Are you using Avast AV software? A few weeks ago, I observed a dramatic slow down of my VMs. After trying around and researching, I've found that Avast was to blame, to be more precise their hardware virtualization option was the problem. I turned it off, then it was better. Interestingly, on another Windows 10 computer with Avast, this isn't a problem at all.

I've just updated to Virtualbox 5.1.18, Vagrant 1.9.2 and started a fresh DrupalVM (on 4.3.1) and everything worked fine. I'd even say that it is running faster than it used to be on older versions.