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All the session data is stored (and signed) in a cookie on the client side. Why would you need an external session store then? Isn't it more like the opposite;
by judofyr 15y ago
All the session data is stored (and signed) in a cookie on the client side. Why would you need an external session store then? Isn't it more like the opposite; with this solution you never need an external session store, no matter how many instance you run?
- joeyespo 15y agoI think he means that by using cookies, you're constrained to their limits. So if you have a large amount of data to pass around, you'll be forced into something external.