Hi Rishi, I'm not sure I understand your concerns. First of all, web session clustering is not always used with Spring Boot. We just provide a web filter which can be used in any servlet based application. Second of all, the filter currently blocks with timeout or fails with exception in case client disconnected from cluster. Basically, if server nodes are down, application is not functional, which is in many cases wrong. One may want to increase application availability buy paying with potential loss of session data. Of course, it has to be a configurable option.
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