Re: [Unity-idm-discuss] loading time in unity, esp. console endpoint

[Krzysztof B. <kb...@un...>]

Hi Sander,

W dniu 2.02.2024 o 11:37, Sander Apweiler pisze:
> Hi Krzysztof,
> hi Roman,
>
> a few month ago we contact you because of the long time to load content
> in unity. At some of this you made some fixes and it is working faster.
> But some are still worse. Accepting an invitation does take several
> minutes or end up in time outs. We did not yet update to 3.15. which
> could make it better.

Unfortunately I wouldn't expect improvements in 3.15 for invitations 
acceptance part. AFAIR this aspect was not investigated from performance 
standpoint so far.

Can you please provide some details on that? This is certainly something 
what should be both possible and hopefully easy to fix, we just need a 
way to reproduce and understand the problem.

Any detail will be useful:

1. structure & size of directory

2. what form? (enqury/reg?) what invitation?

> Switching in Console Endpoints tokes several minutes. Might the size of
> our userbase (25k accounts, 100 groups, 37 attribute statements) cause
> some of this delays?

Hmm. You mean switching groups in Console -> directory or something 
different?

In general this can be slow, but rather not "several minutes" on such 
setup, but rather "up to a minute". For comparison: with a similar size 
of data base (of course not precisely, just a range) switch to show a 
'/' group on my instance takes below 5 seconds. We have plans to address 
this scalability problems, maybe one of the priorities after we release 
v4. But that's bigger change.

So "several minutes" in this context sounds bad (some DB problems? very 
slow machine? running at the edge of free memory? or some performance 
bug related to some completely other aspect of your setup than number of 
users).

Can you please clarify if we talk about switching groups or something 
else? And if yes - enable debug/trace for some time in not busy hours 
and see what are the performance stats when chaining the group?


Best,
Krzysztof