SMRTR ProgrammingJan 7, 2025Daily.dev

Store PHP sessions in Memcache or Redis

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PHP session storage in Memcache and Redis requires careful configuration to ensure proper locking. Default lock times vary widely between extensions, potentially causing issues in high-traffic websites with multiple application nodes. Proper settings and testing are crucial to prevent session write losses and ensure reliable performance.

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