we have the following demand: We want to use signalR within our react OnePage Application to receive live events when a specific action in our .net core microservice landscape is happening.

For this we want to use signalR as a Service. We have implemented 3 components:

1) react SignalR Client ( to receive/listen on events)

2) .net core Clients ( which only send events, so these clients will connect send the event and then will disconnect again as a client)

3) .net core SignalR Hub Azure implementation ( here we use the official implementation)

My question is now: Will we have problems if we host the Azure SignalR Hub implementation within a Kubernetes Azure AKS cluster.

we have learned that the AKS implementation will kill long idle connections so we are unsure if this is a problem in this scenario.

You can find example code here