For fun can you beat this? CAS Logins per day.

[Bryan Wooten]

We have two CAS 3.6.x servers behind a Netscaler running on Tomcat 8. Hazelcast Ticket Registry. JSON Service Registry with 500+ entries (all wild carded for urls). Duo for all employees. (30k)

CAS1

grep AUTHENTICATION_SUCCESS cas.log.2017-02-24* | wc -l

215743

CAS2

grep AUTHENTICATION_SUCCESS cas.log.2017-02-24* | wc -l

207414

[RJ]

These are amazing numbers. Have you guys tried any other DB for ticket registry? We are curious about Couchbase. How many Tomcat servers in the cluster and JVM heaps?

[Tom Poage]

Bryan,

Curious, what is your session lifetime?

Ours is (a legacy) 12 hours. We have roughly 73k core affiliate (faculty, staff, student, ...) accounts, so people generally login only once a day or so.

24 Feb:

AUTHENTICATION_SUCCESS: 91116

SERVICE_TICKET_VALIDATED: 161060

Cf. 

for h in casweb{6,7,8,10}

  do ssh $h 'gzip -dc /path.../logs/cas_audit-2017-02-24-1.gz | fgrep SERVICE_TICKET_VALIDATED'

done | wc -l

[Bryan Wooten]

We run an 8 hour CAS session. We have about 60k users.

 

To honest our numbers are high because we have a really aggressive Solarwinds monitoring system. It is does end to end “synthetic transactions” from up to 50 locations on campus and on AWS. The monitoring hits 100s of apps that are all protected by CAS.

-Bryan

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[Tom Poage]

On Feb 28, 2017, at 8:41 AM, Bryan Wooten <ttba...@gmail.com> wrote:

...

To honest our numbers are high because we have a really aggressive Solarwinds monitoring system. It is does end to end “synthetic transactions” from up to 50 locations on campus and on AWS. The monitoring hits 100s of apps that are all protected by CAS.

Good point. Our "synthetic transaction" monitoring system is not quite so assertive, though it does makes up for a non-trivial amount of traffic by the end of the day. :-)

Tom.