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…ace pattern The driver's Session manages a single connection. Multi-host failover is orchestration that sits above the driver: create N sessions, use the first to authenticate, close the rest. This example demonstrates the pattern rather than building it into the driver. Design: #72
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Demonstrates multi-host connection failover as a user-space pattern. The driver's
Sessionmanages a single connection, so failover orchestration sits above it: create N sessions to different hosts, use the first to authenticate, close the rest.The example creates three sessions (two to intentionally unreachable hosts, one to the real server) and races them. Late arrivals — sessions that authenticate after a winner is already chosen — are handled gracefully.
Design: #72