You can do this using Mongo and store your sessions in there.
I would advise against using RDS in Amazon, as that relies on EBS under
the covers, and that is the service that historically has always caused
problems with Amazon.
On 30/10/2012 01:29, Lee wrote:
Morning All,
Quick question for you all, I have an application that is hosted on
amazon with 2 client nodes and a cloud RDS database sitting behind the
nodes that both connect to. I would like to make the application as
scaleable and fault tolerate as possibl. Ideally, if a machine fails
the user would not experience any loss of service and should be able
to continue to use the site and continue in the process they are
currently running.
Is it possible to store both session and client variables in the
database so that if one node fails the other server automatically has
direct access to the relevant information, if you cannot use session
variables in this way would you advise I store the appropriate
information in a client variable instead? Are there any draw backs to
this method?
I have looked at other posts in a similar vein to this on here but
nothing directly answers my questions. What is the structure of the DB
tables that need to be setup, do these get automatically created or do
I manually need to configure them?
Thanks in advance,
Lee
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