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Excessive slowness in Windows Server response
Dear Experts.
We are currently encountering a very weird situation we need your support to identify the reason.
We have a live 3-Tier Mobile Banking system where a Mobile Apps client accesses the Bank back-end system through our Middleware system which is written in C#.
The problem is, when our Middleware system is in the "production environment" (secured zone, etc) some responses/queries takes very long time (around 30 seconds), while the same middleware in the test environment connected to the live DB takes 1-3 seconds !! Both queries return the same correct data at the end but test env returns it in 2 seconds while the production takes 10 times more !!
Any ideas ?? Note that we have limited access to the customer deployment structure, DB, etc.
We are currently encountering a very weird situation we need your support to identify the reason.
We have a live 3-Tier Mobile Banking system where a Mobile Apps client accesses the Bank back-end system through our Middleware system which is written in C#.
The problem is, when our Middleware system is in the "production environment" (secured zone, etc) some responses/queries takes very long time (around 30 seconds), while the same middleware in the test environment connected to the live DB takes 1-3 seconds !! Both queries return the same correct data at the end but test env returns it in 2 seconds while the production takes 10 times more !!
Any ideas ?? Note that we have limited access to the customer deployment structure, DB, etc.
Is that behaviour repeatable? I.e. same queries always are slow, while others are not?
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Yes it is. Some services only are contiuously slow, but we noticed it's slow only when the response is Empty or Null
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So when the response is not NULL both env returns the response quickly. But when it's NULL the live is toooo slow !!
Note that Live env has load balancer with distributed loading on 8 servers
Note that Live env has load balancer with distributed loading on 8 servers
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Would it take 20-30 seconds ?!
It would last 8 times the time for a single query, so that is in the observed time range.
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