I'm curious to know how performance has been with others testing with App Volumes 4.0. Our environment consists of vSphere 6.7 update 3, vCenter 6.7 update 3, Horizon 7.10.0, View Agent 7.10.1, DEM 9.10 and App Volumes 4.0.
Our image has been optimized following the techzone article from VMware. Our image we are testing also includes View Agent 7.10.1, DEM 9.10 and App Volumes 4.0.
Timing the logon process is used by a stopwatch, beginning from signing in to seeing a desktop. I'm using this method just because to an end user all they care about is the time it takes to see a desktop after signing in. Also to note, I haven't been able to get the VMware Logon Monitor to log properly with Agent 7.10.1 even with setting the service to Automatic. If anyone has any suggestions to get VMware Logon Monitor to log properly, please let me know! Using the image above and no Packages assigned we get an average of 22 seconds to login. With 1 package assigned (Chrome) the login jumps up to 52 seconds.
I still have our previous image which consists of View Agent 7.5.1, UEM 9.8 and App Volumes 2.18. WIth 2 AppStacks assigned login averages 30 seconds.
Anyone seeing their login time increase in their testing compared to App Volumes 2.X vs App Volumes 4.0?
