Hello
Im using PHP for connecting to the Proxmox API. Since the construction on how PHP is build, that means that there is at every page reload a new Connection with new ticket created (i think?)
So now im wondering if its possible to revoke a API ticket after every request and get a new one? Just thought that if there many Users use the Application that there like thousands of unused Tickets stored somewhere in Proxmox Backend and may cost performance?
Another way would be to store the Ticket in the Session for two hours, but the Client seems not to support this.
Maybe sb can help me telling if this could be an issue generating Tickets again and again for every request. Or there is no problem with that. Thank you.
Im using PHP for connecting to the Proxmox API. Since the construction on how PHP is build, that means that there is at every page reload a new Connection with new ticket created (i think?)
So now im wondering if its possible to revoke a API ticket after every request and get a new one? Just thought that if there many Users use the Application that there like thousands of unused Tickets stored somewhere in Proxmox Backend and may cost performance?
Another way would be to store the Ticket in the Session for two hours, but the Client seems not to support this.
Maybe sb can help me telling if this could be an issue generating Tickets again and again for every request. Or there is no problem with that. Thank you.