How Spring Security Concurrent Session Control Works: Part 1

How Spring Security Concurrent Session Control Works: Part 1


How Spring Security Concurrent Session Control Works: Part 1
In this post, we will understand how a Spring Security concurrent session control works and how to customize it for a clustered environment.
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Introduction
Spring security provides a mechanism to control and limit the maximum number of single-user open sessions. This mechanism prevents users from exceeding the number of allowed simultaneous connections. For example, Netflix limits the number of screens you can watch at the same time according to your subscription plan.
In part 1, we will understand how this mechanism works, how to use it, and being aware of the default spring security implementation limitations. In part 2, we will see how to overcome those limitations in a clustered environment.

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