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Subject: RE: [saml-dev] Load balancing with SAML2
> "Session management" (getting a user to the right server behind a load > balancer) is a well known problem for load balancing systems and should be > able to solve this without the need for any extra-special SAML glue. That relies on sticky sessions. Some load balancers don't support that, and I know from speaking to other people (one example of which occurred literally two days ago) that they aren't universally viewed as desirable, so in fact a good implementation does tend to have to deal with it, or at least limit its use of state as much as possible. I think (seeing as I did it) that it's practical to implement a SAML SP itself without any state, aside from the state required to implement actual user session management, which is something some API-based SPs don't provide anyway. -- Scott
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