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Developing CMS solutions on VPC
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| Arjuna 2006-09-12, 7:21 am |
| Hi,
We are currently developing our CMS solution on Microsoft Virtual VPCs. I
have allocated 1.5GB of RAM for the VPC. However to do a simple compilication
of the CMS project it takes around 4-5 minutes and its very frustrating since
we are on a tight deadline. Is there anyway to overcome this issue. I told my
Project Manager that its not a good idea to develoop on VPCs since the
performance. The project is also not that big, maybe a maximum of 30 classes
thats it. Does anyone have any idea on how to solve this issue. Is it a good
practice in general to develop on VPCs on the first place.
Thanks
Arjuna.
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| Stefan [MSFT] 2006-09-12, 7:21 am |
| Hi Arjuna,
this is a VS.NET related topic and not related to MCMS.
Btw: I usually use a VPC with 256 MB with good performance.
Cheers,
Stefan
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"Arjuna" <Arjuna@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:6568A8D1-478E-4FF4-B11F-FABB46383E0B@microsoft.com...
> Hi,
> We are currently developing our CMS solution on Microsoft Virtual VPCs. I
> have allocated 1.5GB of RAM for the VPC. However to do a simple
> compilication
> of the CMS project it takes around 4-5 minutes and its very frustrating
> since
> we are on a tight deadline. Is there anyway to overcome this issue. I told
> my
> Project Manager that its not a good idea to develoop on VPCs since the
> performance. The project is also not that big, maybe a maximum of 30
> classes
> thats it. Does anyone have any idea on how to solve this issue. Is it a
> good
> practice in general to develop on VPCs on the first place.
> Thanks
> Arjuna.
>
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| Wolfgang Schober 2006-09-16, 1:34 pm |
| Hi Arjuna,
do you have any anti-virus software installed and enabled? That will
considerably slow down VPC and especially compilation.
Wolfgang
Arjuna wrote:
> Hi,
> We are currently developing our CMS solution on Microsoft Virtual VPCs. I
> have allocated 1.5GB of RAM for the VPC. However to do a simple compilication
> of the CMS project it takes around 4-5 minutes and its very frustrating since
> we are on a tight deadline. Is there anyway to overcome this issue. I told my
> Project Manager that its not a good idea to develoop on VPCs since the
> performance. The project is also not that big, maybe a maximum of 30 classes
> thats it. Does anyone have any idea on how to solve this issue. Is it a good
> practice in general to develop on VPCs on the first place.
> Thanks
> Arjuna.
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