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On Prem - Whole set of design considerations - number of GPO's vs number of policies. Could Force, loopback user to machine etc. Wait for network on logon.
In Cloud - What design considerations exist? What tools would you use to track any performance impact of a cloud policy? For education customers, 'first logon performance and user experience is certainly important'.. Any tips of what has worked well for you ?
In my experience, unlike GPO, there is no equivalent processing delay with Intune config policy. /we have loads of small policies in Intune, and it is no problem at all. And Intune has built in reporting on start up time, time to desktop etc. So don't worry about it, it really is all good.
- We have found the opposite....Intune policy's and settings are pushing out slowly and intermittently. We can't reliably say when a policy will apply from Intune....even if we force the 'sync' on the device.
- I think you are talking about a different thing. PR is interested in first logon performance and user experience - so time to desktop. Unlike GPO, the Intune policies apply in the background after login, so that's why I say "no equivalent processing delay" - all our AAD devices are waay faster to desktop that our AD devices ever were, even after we optimised our GPOs. Despite us having a large number of small Intune policies. As to when those policies land, yes, there can be some delay there, but that's not usually an issue the end user is concerned with.