Topics created by john.mooney

To add on to what @joshua was saying, we are pretty careful about what we make available in our lambda because performance is really important and we don't want to start loading a bunch of data that isn't required. That said, I understand the current lambda implementation isn't meeting your needs, however.

Two issues you may want to review, comment on and vote up:

https://github.com/FusionAuth/fusionauth-issues/issues/229

https://github.com/fusionauth/fusionauth-issues/issues/267

Both of these issues address your desired functionality in different ways.

Hi @john-mooney!

My experience is limited in regards to an Azure cloud deployment, but I will try and assist as best able. I do have a few questions to ask to better understand your issue.

Do you happen to have any other logs which are outputting errors? If you had full logs of the database, app service, or anything else pertinent, that might be helpful in debugging. Do the logs show that all of your database connections are queued? There is a db connection pool that should be available, but if every connection is queued up/waiting, that might be telling. Does this happen only during certain times of the day and not others? At specified intervals? Under high demand/peak demand? How many active and total users do you have on this system? How many active and total tenants do you have on this system? How are you connected to your database? Azure lists a few different ways to configure a PostgreSQL server (server, flexible, hyper-scale). Additional details about your configuration could prove useful. Any other pertinent details about your network configuration and architecture could prove useful here. Are you setting any FusionAuth environment variables, if so which ones?

Thanks,
Josh

Hiya,

Do you have a script or set of scripts which illustrates a valid user enumeration attack against FusionAuth?

I did a test of three kinds of user login:

existing user, valid password existing user, invalid password user who didn't exist

And they all returned in roughly the same amount of time.