session handling

Stateless systems and applications, such as those typically deployed in modern cloud-native environments, are designed to treat every process execution as a fresh instance without any remembered context from previous interactions. Such a design offers high scalability and fault tolerance, as each process can run independently without depending on a shared state. However, managing state information in these applications – essential for tasks like user sessions, transaction management, and complex process coordination – becomes a significant challenge. In this post, we'll dive into how Linux Bash scripting can be effectively leveraged to handle state in stateless system environments.