Hi Blerim,
thanks for the input.
Unfortunately memcached is not the perfect solution as it doesn't provide any
kind of authentication and/or encryption, with makes it fine for pure local use
but hard to sell in a security-aware environment - especially since session
data is quite an interest
It _should_ be possible to use multiple memcached servers as session storage
for your PHP sessions. One memcached goes on each of your Icinga Web 2
instances. I used memcached for PHP sessions before and its a common use case,
but never tried it with Icinga Web 2.
I found a good article about i
Il giorno 24 feb 2017, alle ore 14:17, Peter Eckel ha
scritto:
> Hi Luca,
>> Of course you’d have problems during an actual failover (one backend fails
>> or you manually take it out of the pool) but it should be a minor issue.
> that's exactly the issue I'm trying to solve. My other solution (
Hi Luca,
> Of course you’d have problems during an actual failover (one backend fails or
> you manually take it out of the pool) but it should be a minor issue.
that's exactly the issue I'm trying to solve. My other solution (keeping the
sessions directory in sync) is quite clumsy, and I'm loo
Hi Pascal,
> I think the sessions is the least of the problems. We run load -balanced
> icingaweb2 setup and the re-login is not an issue. The major thing is the
> configs that are not yet database driven. ( dashboards, announcements, ).
> User pref can now be in database.
>
> So if you don't
I think the sessions is the least of the problems. We run load -balanced
icingaweb2 setup and the re-login is not an issue. The major thing is the
configs that are not yet database driven. ( dashboards, announcements, ). User
pref can now be in database.
So if you don't have a mean to replicate
Il giorno 24 feb 2017, alle ore 13:33, Peter Eckel ha
scritto:
> Hi,
> I'm planning to set up a redundant setup with two nodes running Icinga Web 2
> behind a HAproxy instance.
> In the default configuration, PHP session storage is in the local file system
> on the Icinga Web 2 servers. This
