Session: How to Get the Current Session Node

When working in a RavenDB cluster, a database can reside on multiple nodes.
When the client needs to send a request to the server, it can have several nodes to choose from.

The client uses this logic to determine which node to send the request to.
Learn more about load balancing the client requests in this overview.

Use the GetCurrentSessionNode method from the advanced session operations
to find out what is the current node that the session sends its requests to.

Syntax

session.advanced.getCurrentSessionNode();

Return Value

The return value of getCurrentSessionNode() is a ServerNode object

ServerNode {
    url: "https://localhost:8080",
    database: "Database",
    clusterTag: "A",
    serverRole: "Member" // Role can be one of: "None", "Promotable", "Member", "Rehab" 
}

Example

const serverNode = session.advanced.getCurrentSessionNode();
console.log(serverNode.url);