RAM based cookies

I'm told that ram based cookies refer to session cookies (which the browser
may still store on disk if it likes). These cookies that are destroyed when
the bowser exits.

If they are "session cookies", and we have disabled the use of session
because we have clustered web servers and do not want to store session state
elsewhere due to performance concerns, does that prohibit the use of these
session cookies altogether? Or is the information still stored client side,
allowing the use of the cookie on our clustered web servers?

Thanks in advance.

Mark


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