End to End Encryption with Beanstalk

Beanstalk is often configured to terminate SSL at the load balancer then make the connection to the web server/application instances using unencrypted HTTP. That’s usually okay as the AWS network is designed to keep such traffic private, but under certain conditions, such as those requiring PCI compliance, DoD/government rules, or simply out of an abundance … Continue reading End to End Encryption with Beanstalk →

Change the Spring Session JDBC Serialization Method to Improve Performance

Spring Session JDBC is a great way to allow an application to be stateless. By storing the session in the database, a request can be routed to any application server. This approach provides significant advantages such as automatic horizontal scaling, seamless failover, and no need for session affinity. By using JDBC, the database the application … Continue reading Change the Spring Session JDBC Serialization Method to Improve Performance →