Submitted by Ryan Brooks (not verified) on Fri, 2005-03-11 15:19.
What you provide for an example is exactly the problem we're having - a large scale application, with a load balancer, means that sessions are unique to the server. our solution was to store the sessions in a database, but this means a higher query overhead. Unfortunately, PHP sockets are, in my opinion, still too experimental - but the concept is worthy of further experimentation.
What you provide for an example is exactly the problem we're having - a large scale application, with a load balancer, means that sessions are unique to the server. our solution was to store the sessions in a database, but this means a higher query overhead. Unfortunately, PHP sockets are, in my opinion, still too experimental - but the concept is worthy of further experimentation.