Hi everybody.
I'm writing a ticket in order to obtain assistance to perform the right configuration of Lucee clustering over database.

At the moment we have some Lucee instances in production environment for our customers.
For an important customer we want to achieve the goal of getting a cluster in production environment, so I search over the internet for possibile solution to our needs.

I found this document : https://rorylaitila.gitbooks.io/lucee/content/clustering.html

Then I started to follow the instructions :

1. At first I create the schema over our Mysql production database.

1. Then I configure in Lucee console the datasource, following the instructions I achieve the goal of having a datasource usable for Session Storage (see lucee-datasources.png)

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1. So I go to my Application.cfc and wrote the configuration of the datasource, something like this
   {{<!--- clustering - start --->
   <cfset THIS.datasources["lucee_sessions"] = {
   class: 'org.gjt.mm.mysql.Driver'
   , connectionString: 'jdbc:mysql://something:3306/lucee_sessions?useUnicode=true&characterEncoding=UTF-8&useLegacyDatetimeCode=true'
   , username: 'username'
   , password: "pwd"
   , storage:true
   } />
   <cfset THIS.sessionStorage = "lucee_sessions" />
   <cfset THIS.sessionCluster = true />
   <cfset THIS.sessionType = "cfml" />
   <!--- clustering - end --->
   }}

1. At last I go to "Scope management" on lucee console and I have enabled session storage over database (see lucee-scope-sessionstorage.png)

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Let me remark that I leave session type at JEE value (see lucee-scope-sessiontype.png)

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In order to get session replicated over cluster nodes by means of a database that's all!

Then I go to home page of my production site and I expect to see created the table named cf_session_data over my database schema lucee_sessions ...
Nothing!

The table is not present!

What I have to do in order to perform this configuration?
There are other documents online that describe the process?

Thanks in advance for every kind of help!