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That is why we are going to share some concepts and ideas. Unfortunately, as I don't have all the necessary time and it would be a more extensive subject, **I'm going to focus only on Drupal session management as a monolith**. The "decoupled" variant is more extensive and complex and involves more intermediate tools, such as token management, SAML, etc. Perhaps for a more advanced article in [www.therussianlullaby.com](https://www.therussianlullaby.com/) in the future. For now, just a sketch here.
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**Acknowledgments**
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This post was composed from my current position as Senior Drupal Developer at [Digitalist Sweden](https://www.digitalist.se/english), one of the biggest companies oriented to Open Source in Europe and specifically focused in Drupal.
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## Goals and basic concepts
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A Drupal installation uses the built-in PHP session mechanism, which is based essentially on a cookie. **The cookie name is SESS and is followed by a long string of characters**, and its value is another long string of characters, as you can see in the next caption from a new Drupal local deploy based in [DDEV tooling](https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-develop-a-drupal-9-website-on-your-local-machine-using-docker-and-ddev):

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