Reputation: 547
I using Spring Security and I wonder how to count logged users in cluster in right way . I don't want to use session persistence in DB .
Is it possible to use SessionRegistry
object to resolve my problem ?
thanks for any help
Upvotes: 1
Views: 200
Reputation: 22752
If you mean is it possible using the default in-memory SessionRegistry
, then no it isn't, since it only exists within a single VM. If you are load-balancing sessions between multiple servers then you'll need to implement a shared SessionRegistry
which uses a persistent shared store of some kind.
Upvotes: 2