Session

Stateless HTTP # HTTP is a stateless protocol, meaning that each request/response is independent, and is unrelated to previous or subsequent requests/responses. The same request will always receive the same response, and will not differ based on the content of previous requests/responses. This allows the server to save a large amount of database and server storage space because it doesn’t need to store user information. It also speeds up response times and saves considerable network bandwidth because the client doesn’t always have to connect to the same socket.