I’m trying add Custom Authentication. I use 2 instances of Sync-Gateway behind an Nginx. So how can we manage Session with 2 instances of Sync-Gateway?
I’m using custom authentication which is achieved by calling the “/_session” endpoint. This then returns a cookie that logs me in for the first Sync-Gateway. If I now want to synchronize the second Sync-Gateway too, I make a call to “/_session” which overrides the first cookie.
@youssefl , When you say 2 instances, do you mean 2 sync gateways? You can use nginx to create user session . If sync gateway talks to same bucket of one couchbase server, both the instances of sync gateway will share the user session. You do not need to create 2 different session for each instance. You could use nginx url to create session and use that session for any CRUD operation for both the instances of sync gateways.
If you’re using 2 separate CB buckets/SG databases, they’re completely independent systems and user-information is not shared between them.
Can you describe your use-case a bit more to explain why you have 2 buckets and databases? Typically this is something that can be supported with 1 bucket by creating a “type” field in documents, or a document ID prefix to segment the data.
My question is about replication. In ourcCase we need to use 3 replications of couchbase Server with 2 Sync Gateway. So how can we manage authentication with those 3 replication of couchbase server?