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My strategy for simple web apps is to create a random string as a session cookie. Then, you store this string in redis, or a similar key-value database, as a key mapped to the user's id. I think this is the best redis client for Rust: https://github.com/benashford/redis-async-rs, at least if you use tokio. By keeping the session state in redis, you have a simple, scalable server application out of the box.
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