I'm still testing this client. I'm using a .net core identity userstore as part of this test in a new project.
But I noticed this simple query call to the db on a collection which has just one document takes over 2 seconds to complete:
var user = Database.Query<TUser>().FirstOrDefault(x => x.UserName == userName);
Other similar queries in the UserStore also takes at least 2 seconds, taking the total time of logging in to a completely new asp.net core application to around 15 seconds +.
I downloaded the code for this client to dig deeper, and it seems the problem comes from the point where the HTTP request is made.
Is there a solution to this? It is currently too slow. By comparison, a MongoDB backed UserStore does the entire logging in in milliseconds. Please help.
I'm still testing this client. I'm using a .net core identity userstore as part of this test in a new project.
But I noticed this simple query call to the db on a collection which has just one document takes over 2 seconds to complete:
var user = Database.Query<TUser>().FirstOrDefault(x => x.UserName == userName);Other similar queries in the UserStore also takes at least 2 seconds, taking the total time of logging in to a completely new asp.net core application to around 15 seconds +.
I downloaded the code for this client to dig deeper, and it seems the problem comes from the point where the HTTP request is made.
Is there a solution to this? It is currently too slow. By comparison, a MongoDB backed UserStore does the entire logging in in milliseconds. Please help.