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Multiple OAuth apis instances with shared MYSQL DB - Clustering #96

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sriramakrishnan opened this issue Sep 14, 2016 · 2 comments
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@sriramakrishnan
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We are trying to run multiple apis instances for clustering needs. Is it possible to validate the Oauth token created in one apis server node in another apis server node as they both are pointing to same MySQL instance which serves as the token repository? Also The OAuth tokens created in one node is not reflected on the other node unless we do a restart of the server. Any help in fixing this issue is appreciated. Thanks!

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Have you seen #95
Might that fix it for you?

Op 14 sep. 2016 04:18 schreef "sriramakrishnan" notifications@github.com:

We are trying to run multiple apis instances for clustering needs. Is it
possible to validate the Oauth token created in one apis server node in
another apis server node as they both are pointing to same MySQL instance
which serves as the token repository? Also The OAuth tokens created in one
node is not reflected on the other node unless we do a restart of the
server. Any help in fixing this issue is appreciated. Thanks!


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Yes :-) I saw that after I posted the comment. I will try it out tomorrow and update the post. Thank you!

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