The Database Session State design pattern is used to manage user session data by storing it in a relational database. This pattern is particularly useful for maintaining session state across multiple servers in a web farm or distributed system, ensuring consistency and reliability.
Main Elements of the Pattern:
Session Data Storage: Store user session data in a relational database.
Session Identifier: Use a unique session identifier to fetch and update session data.
Database Operations: Implement CRUD operations to manage session data.
Session Expiry: Handle session expiration and cleanup of stale data.
Concurrency Handling: Ensure thread-safe operations and handle concurrent access to session data.
Description:
The Database Session State design pattern is used to manage user session data by storing it in a relational database. This pattern is particularly useful for maintaining session state across multiple servers in a web farm or distributed system, ensuring consistency and reliability.
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