I run Nextcloud at home with 1.5TB of files and 2 users, on a reasonably sized server. It is painfully slow. Still better than OneDrive, but only just: synscing takes forever, never reaching a fraction of available bandwidth. Upload from my phone is flaky, often hangs and needs manual intervention. It is a battery drain. The whole experience with add-ons and the general UI feels like a 2010 PHP app.

I am grateful Nextcloud exists, but no app deserves a vibe coded Rust rewrite more than Nextcloud. Literally nothing to loose

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chrneu 4 hours ago | parent | next [-]

This seems to be a really common issue with NextCloud. I'd say about 30% of installs seems to just..be slow? I've had this happen to me on a handful of installs, and i've had friends/collegues it's happened to.

I'm not aware of any "Fix" besides whiping your install(s) and trying again. Try not to use a backup if you can, as it can keep the slowness/lag across installs.

It's really annoying.

	▲	Schlagbohrer 3 hours ago \| parent \| next [-]
		At that point it would be so painful it'd prompt users to switch to competing software. The whole NextCloud suite seems to have this problem of too many offerings that don't get polished to completion.
	▲	mixmastamyk 3 hours ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		Opencloud is the golang rewrite and is much faster.

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ezst 2 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

Look into "next cloud HPB" (High performance backend) https://github.com/nextcloud/notify_push