- Look up
cache,
caching, or
caché in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Cache,
caching, or
caché may
refer to:
Cache (computing), a
technique used in computer...
- if
multiple clients have a
cached copy of the same
region of a
shared memory resource, all
copies are the same.
Without cache coherence, a
change made to...
- independently. In a
separate cache structure,
instructions and data are
cached separately,
meaning that a
cache line is used to
cache either instructions or...
-
remains cached, with
requests being handled by
accessing the
cached copy. This
minimizes the
expensive rendering operation.
Under low load,
cache misses...
- write-back
cache uses
write allocate,
hoping for
subsequent writes (or even reads) to the same location,
which is now
cached. A write-through
cache uses no-write...
- p****es
through the
cache. For example, if a URL ****ociated with a
cached response subsequently gets a POST, PUT or
DELETE request, the
cached response will...
-
system keeps a page
cache in
otherwise unused portions of the main
memory (RAM),
resulting in
quicker access to the
contents of
cached pages and overall...
- In such
conditions a
negative cache is an
example of a
design anti-pattern.
Negative cache still may
recover if the
cached records expires. Perl Design...
- balancing.
Caching in a
clustered environment spans multiple nodes,
keeping the
cached data
coherent across nodes.
Transparent access to non-
cached tables...
- A
search engine cache is a
cache of web
pages that
shows the page as it was when it was
indexed by a web crawler.
Cached versions of web
pages can be used...
