unchanged ● Keep the overhead of h2 in the proxy 12 10/12/22 Other proxies ● HAProxy (in the cloud / openshift for example) ● mod_cluster (httpd dynamic load balancer) ● Undertow proxy (jboss servlet

reverse proxying implementations which provide for high-availability, load balancing and failover, cloud-based clustering and dynamic on-the-fly reconfiguration. See: Reverse proxy guide (p. 254) Rewriting and Require dbd-logout. For usage details, see the configuration example below. Client Login integration Some administrators may wish to implement client-side session management that works in concert setting or unsetting an HTTP cookie or other such token when a user logs in or out. To support such integration, MOD AUTHZ DBD exports an optional hook that will be run whenever a user’s status is updated in

reverse proxying implementations which provide for high-availability, load balancing and failover, cloud-based clustering and dynamic on-the-fly reconfiguration. See: Reverse proxy guide (p. 254) Rewriting and Require dbd-logout. For usage details, see the configuration example below. Client Login integration Some administrators may wish to implement client-side session management that works in concert setting or unsetting an HTTP cookie or other such token when a user logs in or out. To support such integration, MOD AUTHZ DBD exports an optional hook that will be run whenever a user’s status is updated in

and Require dbd-logout. For usage details, see the configuration example below. Client Login integration Some administrators may wish to implement client-side session management that works in concert setting or unsetting an HTTP cookie or other such token when a user logs in or out. To support such integration, mod_authz_dbd exports an optional hook that will be run whenever a user's status is updated in

and Require dbd-logout. For usage details, see the configuration example below. Client Login integration Some administrators may wish to implement client-side session management that works in concert setting or unsetting an HTTP cookie or other such token when a user logs in or out. To support such integration, mod_authz_dbd exports an optional hook that will be run whenever a user's status is updated in

and Require dbd-logout. For usage details, see the configuration example below. Client Login integration Some administrators may wish to implement client-side session management that works in concert setting or unsetting an HTTP cookie or other such token when a user logs in or out. To support such integration, mod_authz_dbd exports an optional hook that will be run whenever a user's status is updated in

and Require dbd-logout. For usage details, see the configuration example below. Client Login integration Some administrators may wish to implement client-side session management that works in concert setting or unsetting an HTTP cookie or other such token when a user logs in or out. To support such integration, mod_authz_dbd exports an optional hook that will be run whenever a user's status is updated in

and Require dbd-logout. For usage details, see the configuration example below. Client Login integration Some administrators may wish to implement client-side session management that works in concert setting or unsetting an HTTP cookie or other such token when a user logs in or out. To support such integration, mod_authz_dbd exports an optional hook that will be run whenever a user's status is updated in

and Require dbd-logout. For usage details, see the configuration example below. Client Login integration Some administrators may wish to implement client-side session management that works in concert setting or unsetting an HTTP cookie or other such token when a user logs in or out. To support such integration, mod_authz_dbd exports an optional hook that will be run whenever a user's status is updated in

and Require dbd-logout. For usage details, see the configuration example below. Client Login integration Some administrators may wish to implement client-side session management that works in concert setting or unsetting an HTTP cookie or other such token when a user logs in or out. To support such integration, mod_authz_dbd exports an optional hook that will be run whenever a user's status is updated in