[Only review purpose, don't merge] Changes for supporting stickiness for load balancers #11
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Hi @ndarilek
I had to these changes for supporting stickiness. Janus can't be clustered for a videoroom, all participants of a video room need to connect to the same instance.
So to solve this problem, I had to store the cookie in an in-memory cache and then pass it in subsequent requests for that particular room WebRTC in Janus.
P.S. I am also using a third party library named ConCache (https://github.com/sasa1977/con_cache) which I have not added in mix.exs here.. but my Phoenix app has it as a dependency.
Do you have any inputs .. if this can be improved much better than this?
Thanks!