Count Online Users with Azure SignalR Service
Read OriginalThis technical article provides a step-by-step guide to building an application that counts active users on a web page in real-time. It explains the architecture of Azure SignalR Service for handling WebSocket connections, demonstrates creating a SignalR hub in .NET Core to manage connection counts, and references a full code sample on GitHub. The content is focused on backend development, scalability, and a specific Azure cloud service.
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