3 ms·
If there are no provisions at all for multi-server, sessions can be stored in local files, which would lead to probably pretty poor performance if they're throw
by sofixa 3y ago
If there are no provisions at all for multi-server, sessions can be stored in local files, which would lead to probably pretty poor performance if they're thrown on an NFS share.
- fcatalan 3y agoI've been running multi-server Moodle for many years. My sessions are in Redis, but you have the option to have them on the database. High traffic Moodle (mine is about 40k users) is a bit involved. You need to set up caching and also connection pooling in the database and there are a few hidden pitfalls, but it can be made to perform very decently
- outlawery 3y ago[dead]