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Idealstack - the best way to run PHP on AWS

dynamodb-sessions-dependency-free

An implementation of a session handler for storing sessions in dynamoDB, but with no dependencies on the AWS SDK, Guzzle etc. As a bonus it's also faster!

The Idealstack AWS hosting platform uses this to provide transparent support for DynamoDB sessions, so users don't need to change anything in their code.

See our blog post about it for instructions on how to use it, setup the required tables etc

Features

Why do you want this?

Possibly you don't. The AWS SDK includes a session handler that is maintained by AWS and might be a better choice for most people.

Why do you want to store sessions in dynamodb? If you are running PHP in a clustered environment the default file-based session handler won't work.

You can store sessions in an SQL database, or Redis, but in many ways dynamodb is a better choice on AWS. It automatically scales to any number of reads/writes, can be distributed globally, has an elastic pricing model that is cheaper for small sites etc etc.

Here's a couple of reasons why you might want to use this code over the AWS SDK:

Installation

via composer

composer require idealstack/dynamodb-sessions-dependency-free

or clone this repository

How to use it

Configuration is the same as the AWS SDK version, so read their docs:

https://docs.aws.amazon.com/sdk-for-php/v3/developer-guide/service_dynamodb-session-handler.html

You configure the DynamoDB table the same as the AWS SDK docs recommend. However we'd suggest you also use the DynamoDB 'ttl' capability to garbage collect your sessions. Set that on the 'expires' field (this also works with the native SDK). See the notes in our blog post about how to setup the table.

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