Cutting TCP 7800 leaves cross-node refresh working (200), confirming sessions travel through PostgreSQL rather than the cluster transport. Logout is the opposite: the database row is deleted but the other node answers from its stale local cache, so the A-0 conclusion that invalidation rides the database is corrected here.
Two things the plan did not anticipate: a NetworkPolicy cannot sever an established connection because conntrack accepts it before policy evaluation, and Keycloak reports the partition through its readiness probe so the split node removes itself from the Service.
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Cross-checked each question's 남은 미지수, 다음 검증 and 제약 against the plan item by item. Adds B-0 (autoconfiguration actually chosen), B-6 (encryption key rotation) and B-7 (oauth2-proxy cookie secret rotation) as new experiments, plus lock-holder death, rotation-disabled comparison, partial-logout recovery, store latency and the Q4 design checklist. Restores the Redis persistence comparison and records the correct index URL.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Experiment 0 with three probes: cross-node refresh/logout, cache counter deltas around a single login, and cache entry ownership. Each node caches only what it handled; cache totals sum exactly to the database count.
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