This value defines the session garbage collector Time to Live (TTL) for your session database, in seconds.
This setting specifies the number of seconds after which your sessions records will be seen as ‘garbage’ and potentially deleted.
The default value is 0, which uses a period of 2 weeks, to match the default WordPress cookie lifetime.
Setting it shorter can be useful to reap abandoned sessions and control the growth of your session database.
Out of the box, your WordPress site is typically configured to limit itself to only using 40MB of RAM on your server. This is in many ways ideal, because you don’t want each site hit to consume an immense amount of resources, just the minimum it needs. Too much memory and your site risks becoming slow and bloated. To little memory, and your site risks a bad case of Early Onset Senior Moments.
If you host your site with a managed hosting provider, then this article is probably not for you. This is for the brave souls who stray from the beaten path to manage their own servers and setup their own databases.
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