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High non anonymous users count (Fullframework 3.7) #7334
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Serenity MVC 3.7 fullframework version I am having issue with increasing Current Non Anonymous Users Count in IIS. As this number is increasing and never decreased, it affects performance. When ever I execute this line in code: var user = (UserDefinition)Authorization.UserDefinition; IIS Current Non Anonymous Users Count increases. How to solve this issue? Thanks |
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It is not the (UserDefinition)Authorization.UserDefinition statement causing the increased Non anonymous user count. Tested with sample Serenity source code, every page clicked will add few counts to the Non anonymous user counter. This doesn't happen with Serenity Core. Not sure if the counter degrades the performance (not supposed to) or other reasons causing it. Currently can't update to Core version, too much changes to be made, unfortunately. Help would be highly appreciated. |
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We didn't know any reason for this. You can check the session for any difference between requests with same user. You can also modify the session configuration if needed. We don't have any more suggestion because it is outdated and need more investigation which is out of support. To upgrade your project, I can suggest to create a new project from latest template and move each module one by one to the new project. Even you have more than 1 hundred modules, probably you can handle it in 1-2 months with daily 2-3 hours work. Start with basic lookup modules and leave complex modules to the end. |
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We didn't know any reason for this. You can check the session for any difference between requests with same user. You can also modify the session configuration if needed. We don't have any more suggestion because it is outdated and need more investigation which is out of support.
To upgrade your project, I can suggest to create a new project from latest template and move each module one by one to the new project. Even you have more than 1 hundred modules, probably you can handle it in 1-2 months with daily 2-3 hours work. Start with basic lookup modules and leave complex modules to the end.