if for any reason I got a primary issue in Layer 3 core switches or maintenance I got mor or less 2.5K websocket clients disappearing at once.
even if we deployed a ws PING/PONG strategy with 60 seconds timeout, the application server (.Net 6 linux) is unresponsive and begin starving, even NLOG traces are interrupted, but the process is not crashing (and maybe a crash will raise a systemd restart)
with lesser connections (about 500 - 800) the application come back to life after 90 seconds and begin tracing again all forced disconnect plus emitting ton of exceptions (up to 20k)
Thanks in advance for your feedback
Diego
Expected Behavior
the expected behavior is not starving, the application should resume closing and accepting again connections
another interesting note: in the test dev lab we discarded httplistenser websocket and we tried the obsolete: https://github.com/statianzo/Fleck , Fleck is behaving better we got disconnections on timeout, without starvation.
Is there an existing issue for this?
Describe the bug
Hi all, sorry to ask again about: https://github.com/dotnet/AspNetCore.Docs/issues/9053 , but I'm experiencing the following scenario
Thanks in advance for your feedback Diego
Expected Behavior
the expected behavior is not starving, the application should resume closing and accepting again connections
another interesting note: in the test dev lab we discarded httplistenser websocket and we tried the obsolete: https://github.com/statianzo/Fleck , Fleck is behaving better we got disconnections on timeout, without starvation.
Steps To Reproduce
the healthcheck will stuck
Exceptions (if any)
exceptions arte not thown in the app, but donet counters are mesuring tons of internal eceptions
.NET Version
6.0
Anything else?
No response