Skip user loading for proxy service account#2824
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Reduces database load by skipping the User entity lookup for the proxy service account during OIDC authentication. The high volume of EPP "hello" and "login" commands from the proxy service account results in a constant database load. These lookups are unnecessary as the proxy service account is not expected to have a corresponding User object. This change optimizes the authentication flow by checking for the proxy service account email *before* attempting to load a User from the database. This bypasses the database transaction entirely for these high-volume requests. This approach is more efficient than caching, as it eliminates the database lookup for the proxy service account altogether, rather than just caching the result.
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Reduces database load by skipping the User entity lookup for the proxy service account during OIDC authentication.
The high volume of EPP "hello" and "login" commands from the proxy service account results in a constant database load. These lookups are unnecessary as the proxy service account is not expected to have a corresponding User object.
This change optimizes the authentication flow by checking for the proxy service account email before attempting to load a User from the database. This bypasses the database transaction entirely for these high-volume requests.
This approach is more efficient than caching, as it eliminates the database lookup for the proxy service account altogether, rather than just caching the result.
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