Question There is a connected user, but the OnDeallocate event comes in.

Create a project based on photon fusion br200
Create dedicated game server with linux build
Game server hosting and matchmaker use by Unity Gaming Services

_multiplayEventCallbacks.Deallocate += OnDeallocate;
_serverEvents = await MultiplayService.Instance.SubscribeToServerEventsAsync(_multiplayEventCallbacks);

There is a connected user, but the OnDeallocate event comes in.

So Application.Quit(); inside OnDeallocate; commented out the code
Even if nothing is done in OnDeallocate, the server instance is deallocated.

So we make the user send traffic every frame to the server.
OnDeallocate fires though

Changed the build configurations so that the Query type was set to none to not use sqp.
OnDeallocate fires though

Why does the OnDeallocate event come in when there are connected users and traffic?
Doesn't stay longer than 2 hours.
Is it because the traffic is too small?
I want to keep allocation like mmo server

The Environment is not production, but is being created and used by dev.

This sentence was used with a translator

thanks