In a web server cluster, how do you do guys keep the php sessions? I
mean, with Apache and mod_proxy_balanced you could have a cluster with
apache backend webservers but If a user is logged into an php app then
this user goes always to the same backend server and if that server goes
down then the session is invalid.
How to deal with sessions?
Several options exist, but the most common is to store session data in a
database that can be accessed by all of the web servers. Alternatives
include using memcached but recently I read something that suggested
that can be problematic.
I believe the cluster support in Zend Platform includes this
functionality, so depending on your budget that may also be an option.
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Re: [PHP] Keeping sessions ... with Apache and mod_proxy_balanced you could have a cluster with apache backend webservers but If a user is logged into an php app then this user goes always to the same backend server and if that server goes down then the session is invalid. ... but the most common is to store session data in a database that can be accessed by all of the web servers. ... I believe the cluster support in Zend Platform includes this functionality, so depending on your budget that may also be an option. ... (php.general)
Re: [PHP] Keeping sessions ... with apache backend webservers but If a user is logged into an php ...server goes down then the session is invalid. ... I believe the cluster support in Zend Platform includes this ... (php.general)
Re: [PHP] Keeping sessions ... with Apache and mod_proxy_balanced you could have a cluster with apache backend webservers but If a user is logged into an php app then this user goes always to the same backend server and if that server goes down then the session is invalid. ... but the most common is to store session data in a database that can be accessed by all of the web servers. ... I believe the cluster support in Zend Platform includes this functionality, so depending on your budget that may also be an option. ... (php.general)
