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murikadan
Path Finder
04-25-2016
10:11 PM
Hello Splunkers,
I am using an AWS Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) on top of clustered search heads. Problem that I am trying to solve is how to make the sessions sticky.
Right now I have enabled a time based stickiness, so that the ELB will route the requests to the right search head during the time interval set.
Amazon ELB also supports stickiness based on application cookies, which would be a better solution I think. If so how can I set it up using Splunk cookies ?
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murikadan
Path Finder
04-26-2016
01:40 AM
Configured ELB to perform stickiness based on splunkd_443 cookie. Working now.
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murikadan
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04-26-2016
01:40 AM
Configured ELB to perform stickiness based on splunkd_443 cookie. Working now.
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jkat54

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06-02-2019
04:39 AM
You should use the 'session_id_PORTNUMBER' cookie instead as it expires based on your UI auto-logout settings
