On 1/8/06, David Stanek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I would still not force users into a session server. And for those interested I have started to build a session server. I started quite a while before this thread, but never had time to finish. Maybe it is a good project to start back up.
-- David
So I know sessions limit scalability, but so does your database solution in a different way. Have you ever thought of an intermediate web application like a session server to solve this problem? With a session server you have a farm of application servers talking to one or more database(s). Similar in concept, but grander in scale. They could also use shared memory to hold the data (which is one potential property of a cluster.
I would still not force users into a session server. And for those interested I have started to build a session server. I started quite a while before this thread, but never had time to finish. Maybe it is a good project to start back up.
-- David
