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udhayak0001
Inspiring
November 2, 2024
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Idle user session timeout setting and performance

  • November 2, 2024
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Does a long idle session timeout setting impact application performance if a large number of users remain idle, and could this cause performance issues on self-managed HNAS servers ? Will it affect the garbage collectors?

    Best answer by stefanhelzle0001
    large number of users using the application

    That's a whole different thing than idle sessions ...

    You will have to find out whether your performance issues are related to user interactions, mostly hitting tomcat, vs. process related which mostly hits the execution engines. And of course, there are a few other things that have impact on performance.

    A thorough diagnosis is the first things you need to do.

    7 replies

    mathieud0001
    November 2, 2024

    Idle users should not have much impact on performance aside from perhaps their session taking up some memory.

    udhayak0001
    Inspiring
    November 2, 2024

    Hello Mathieu ,

    It's a self managed system in red hat ,we see issues such as node disconnection , node overload  when the large number of users using the application  ,do you see any relevance  to  these issues 

    stefanhelzle0001
    Brainy
    November 2, 2024
    large number of users using the application

    That's a whole different thing than idle sessions ...

    You will have to find out whether your performance issues are related to user interactions, mostly hitting tomcat, vs. process related which mostly hits the execution engines. And of course, there are a few other things that have impact on performance.

    A thorough diagnosis is the first things you need to do.