Sticky Session- Load Balancing
Session stickiness , also known as(aka)., session persistence, is a process in which a load balancer creates an affinity between a client and a specific network server for the duration of a session, (i.e., the time a specific IP spends on a website). Using sticky sessions can help improve user experience and optimize network resource usage. With sticky sessions, a load balancer assigns an identifying attribute to a user, typically by issuing a cookie or by tracking their IP details. Then, according to the tracking ID, a load balancer can start routing all of the requests of this user to a specific server for the duration of the session This can prove very helpful, as HTTP/S is a stateless protocol that was not devised with session persistence in mind. Nevertheless, many web applications do have the need to serve personalized user data over the course of a session. Without session persistence, the web application would have to maintain this information across multiple servers, which can