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thanos vassilakis
thanos at 0x01.com
Mon Jan 13 20:06:38 EST 2003
You should check out: How-To: Easy mod_python Session Handling with pso.session http://sourceforge.net/docman/display_doc.php?docid=10174&group_id=49265 We are using pso at the NYSE with success. thanos On Sunday, January 12, 2003, at 11:07 PM, Conrad Steenberg wrote: > Hi Lex > > You can also take a look at using Berkeley DB, which carries a lot less > overhead than traditional DBs, and stores key value pairs (it looks > like > a dictionary). It is very fast, persistent, and scales to TBs in size. > Which you hopefully don't need ;-) > > The Python binding is at pybsddb.sf.net. I use it for an XML-RPC app > server at clarens.sf.net. > > Cheers > > Conrad > > On Sun, 2003-01-12 at 17:35, Lex Berezhny wrote: >> hello, >> >> I know the issue of session management has been brought up before, >> but I >> have a more specific question on the topic. Is there a way to keep >> session state across threads/forked apache processes? >> >> Storing the session state in a database carries a lot of overhead >> since >> every request requires at least one query. >> >> Another solution I had in mind was to use the ZODB with ZEO, so that >> when a user logs in for example a session object will be created in >> the >> ZODB. But this seems like a great deal of hoops just to store a few >> attributes of session. >> >> I have also thought about implementing a very basic LDAP like session >> registry service. Each mod_python process would open a connection to >> this registry and be able to share session data with other processes. >> >> Has anyone else faced such a problem? Are there any other ways to >> synchronize data between mod_python instances? >> >> thanks in advance, >> >> - lex > -- > Conrad Steenberg <conrad at hep.caltech.edu> > > _______________________________________________ > Mod_python mailing list > Mod_python at modpython.org > http://www.modpython.org/mailman/listinfo/mod_python
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