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Sharing Sessions Between Two Laravel Applications Using a Common Database
This will create a sessions table in the database specified in the SESSION_CONNECTION (the common session connection).
To ensure that session cookies are properly shared between the two applications, they need to be hosted on the same domain or subdomains. If they are hosted on different subdomains, you can configure the SESSION_DOMAIN variable in each application's .env file: