Abstract: Various methods, apparatuses/systems, and media for implementing a high density session manager (HDSM) module are disclosed. A processor creates a master session in response to receiving login input data from an HDSM master module; accesses, in response to creating the master session, a configuration database that stores configuration file and logging information data corresponding to a plurality of child sessions each including corresponding functional user identifier (ID); retrieves the configuration file and logging information data from the configuration database; dynamically creates, based on the retrieved configuration file and log information data, multiple simultaneous and interactive server sessions among the plurality of child sessions; and runs the dynamically created multiple simultaneous and interactive server sessions on a single server. Each server session runs with a separately logged in functional user ID. The processor also monitors health of each server session running on the single server.

Abstract: Various methods, apparatuses/systems, and media for implementing a high density session manager (HDSM) module are disclosed. A processor creates a master session in response to receiving login input data from an HDSM master module; accesses, in response to creating the master session, a configuration database that stores configuration file and logging information data corresponding to a plurality of child sessions each including corresponding functional user identifier (ID); retrieves the configuration file and logging information data from the configuration database; dynamically creates, based on the retrieved configuration file and log information data, multiple simultaneous and interactive server sessions among the plurality of child sessions; and runs the dynamically created multiple simultaneous and interactive server sessions on a single server. Each server session runs with a separately logged in functional user ID. The processor also monitors health of each server session running on the single server.