@Ray_handels. This is exactly what I was getting at, I am running ESXi 6.0 u1, and do see a 3 second attachment time per Stack/Writable. Im running Writable Volumes UIA without Profile.... ...
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@Ray_handels. This is exactly what I was getting at, I am running ESXi 6.0 u1, and do see a 3 second attachment time per Stack/Writable. Im running Writable Volumes UIA without Profile.... I have literally 5 second login times for mandatory Profiles on Windows 8.1, Window 10 about 15. As soon as attaching a writable ontop it can increase the minimum login time to add an additional 25-30 seconds, for each OS then and additional 15 sec+ for each AppStack, these are extremely optimized profiles. To break that down Win8.1: 5 Seconds login with Mandatory profile 30-35 Seconds login with Mandatory profile and Writable. 45-120 Seconds login with Mandatory profile, writable and 1-3 AppStacks. Win10: 15 Seconds login with Mandatory profile 40-45 Seconds login with Mandatory profile and Writable. 55-130 Seconds login with Mandatory profile, writable and 1-3 AppStacks. I don't know if this is acceptable behaviour, but @ the end of the day its about the user experience... Running the above in a non-persistent pool + refresh, with UEM id expect closer login times to that of the mandatory profiles where users login every morning and have to wait that long to login seems very excessive and time consuming. I have gone with no AppStacks, just a Writable volume for user personalization that alone speeds up the login time for them by 40-50% then having them attached.
