AnkBurov / spring-session-ignite

Spring session integration with Apache Ignite

Spring session ignite

Spring Session Ignite is a Spring Session extension which uses Apache Ignite as a session storage.

Usage

• Open jitpack link above and add jitpack repository and spring session ignite dependency in your build file.

• Add @EnableIgniteHttpSession annotation to your Spring Boot application class.

• Add property spring.session.ignite.defaultMaxInactiveInterval to your property configuration. It will set maximum inactive time in seconds for each session. Note that this property only sets DefaultMaxInactiveInterval for session repository and doesn't set TTL of using Apache Ignite cache. It's best to have same Cache TTL in Apache Ignite cache configuration.

• Register Ignite and CacheConfiguration<String, ExpiringSession> beans in Spring Context (see any Apache Ignite Spring configuration guides). CacheConfiguration<String, ExpiringSession> bean will be used to create Apache Ignite cache that will store Spring sessions.

That's all. All Spring sessions will be stored in created cache.

Examples

See test io.ankburov.springsessionignite.SpringSessionIgniteIntegrationTest and configuration io.ankburov.springsessionignite.TestConfiguration