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Persistence
The
persistence
of
session data
is important when a client and server need to refer to data previously generated
again and again as they interact over more than one transaction, possibly more than one connection. Whenever a
client places an item in a shopping cart, for example, session data (the item in the cart, customer information, etc.)
is created that potentially needs to persist across many individual TCP connections before the data is no longer
needed and the session is complete.
It’s important to note that
session persistence
is managed by the server application, not Equalizer. Equalizer
provides
server persistence
so that a
persistent connection
between a particular client and a particular server can
be maintained; this supports a client-server session where session data is being maintained on the server for the
life of the connection. In other words, whether you need to enable persistence on Equalizer depends on the
application you are load balancing.
Equalizers have no knowledge of the fact that the user has placed something in a shopping cart, logged into a web
application, requested a file from shared storage, or made a "post" in a front end presentation server that has been
written to a database. Basically, a "state" has been created in the load balanced application of which Equalizer is
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