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I have the following setup on AWS:
- Application with php5.6
- Application with Laravel 6
- Loadbalancer
- Elasticcache Redis
Loadbalancer separates certain route for PHP application and other routes for Laravel I installed in PHP the extension php5-redis and it worked perfect the connection I installed in Laravel the Predis package and made the configuration too
The sessions are saving like this in PHP:
"PHPREDIS_SESSION:3mm1j1s38io0qqsjo9h1i5k0e7" "1440" "id_log_acesso|s:8:\"22684247\";last_session|s:26:\"3mm1j1s38io0qqsjo9h1i5k0e7\";"
And in Laravel saved so:
_sessao_aplicacao_cache:8IITIOGBIDNWfuF3FpY47c03FSJx2yGzyQzsh3ny" "7200" "s:223:\"a:3:{s:6:\"_token\";s:40:\"StJV71z6IVC7W1Zme2m0GcI4wuNRhEtnWfwkGT7s\";s:9:\"_previous\";a:1:{s:3:\"url\";s:65:\"http://172.31.23.41/check-status-6d1127a34c48cd9722d16b7e20aaee70\";}s:6:\"_flash\";a:2:{s:3:\"old\";a:0:{}s:3:\"new\";a:0:{}}}\";"
The 2 instances share the same domain, who manages everything is the Loadbalancer
My question is: How do I share the same session for the 2 applications?
Grateful!
When there is the intention to share sessions between applications one must reset in both applications the session storage functions with session_set_save_handler() so that they operate on the same resources.
– Augusto Vasques
I did not understand the negative. The question is good and the situation in the labor market.
– Augusto Vasques
No negative came for me here, but I’ll take a look at session_set_save_handler() Try to match it to Laravel’s.. Grateful for the @Augustovasques tip
– Hermus
There was a negative yes, because I had given a positive in the question.
– Augusto Vasques
Ah pity :/ It did not count for me here, could have at least justified the negative
– Hermus
@Augustovasques do you have any practical example of this? :(
– Hermus
If I find something I leave the link later.
– Augusto Vasques