Local

By default, HTTP sessions are stored locally, in memory, on the server that created them. This works for a single server installation, but may not work for a high-availability installation, particularly where multiple instances are deployed behind a load balancer that is delivering requests using a round-robin algorithm. If “sticky sessions” or “session pinning” is not an option, you can choose to have HTTP session information stored in Redis instead.

Configuration

Name Value
structurizr.session local

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