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Yonathan1111 7-Feb-22 8:25am View    
thanks for your reply, and I apologize for my late response...long story in short..we resolved the issue...what we did is we deployed a datalayer api that runs on the each machine and our main/centeral api connects to this via a REST protocol..so the main game changer here is that we used to establish a direct odbc connection to those machines and replaced this with REST API..so in other words, the actual data fetching queries reside within each machine does not appear in the wire...
Yonathan1111 2-Apr-21 7:35am View    
Hi, I did not make any assumptions, we have tested our system within the local area network and it performed well and the legacy system does not have any performance problem.
The problem comes when users use ours from a different network due to two or three cases as I have mentioned under the above comment.
Yonathan1111 2-Apr-21 7:26am View    
Okay, I thought I was clear on my statement, but here I will try to explain more what we identified so far as our main performance problem.
1. Network Latency: This is the major and known problem that we have because many branches are performing seamlessly or their response time is acceptable for users as well as it is matching the standards.
2. Query: This is another area where we are working as a team there are some queries that need to be optimized.

We are not guessing nor
Yonathan1111 4-Sep-19 6:45am View    
Hello Afzaal,

I really appreciate and it is a great input for me what you have recommended, so I continued working on it, however, I have a sample working project whereby an Mvc-Client get authenticated by an IdentityServer4 and it uses OpenId, what I have noticed is when a link is get clicked it navigates to a login screen withing the identityserver4 application, so my question is what is really happening?
Yonathan1111 7-May-19 5:28am View    
So in my case i have identity-server4 that is responsible for both authentication and authorization..the architecture here i have is microservices, some are developed using nodejs and some are .netcore..so i needed to secure the entire system using identity-server4 which is the end-goal.

I have achieved this for the .netcore services, and the next task is to secure the nodejs services..that is why it seams it got mixed..

tokens are managed by the identity-server, per my knowledge other services have to be register themselves as api-resource onto identity-server so that they can secure their endpoint when client apps try to access them.

please correct me if i miss the concept here..thanks a lot