Missing ITransportHeartbeat for SignalR Core
See original GitHub issueHi folks!
First issue here, tried to put it in the right place but not quite sure. Apologize if I done it wrong!
So, we were looking into monitoring signalR alive connections and found out a legacy code of ours where there was a ITransportHeartbeat
in signalR for .net framework that was pretty useful for checking hearbeats.
Is there anything like that in signalR for .net core? Or any approach recommended to check connection heartbeats?
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There isn’t a global hook for all connections, but you can hook the heartbeat for each connection with (pseudo-)code like this in your Hub’s
OnConnectedAsync
:Thanks @anurse. I’ll go give it a try later on and come back with some feedback!