Web Cache: Photocopy Version (Photocopy Version)

Author: Weisel
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Publish Date: 2002-11-01
Features: This book provides readers with all the technical information needed to design, deploy, and operate effective Web caching services. It starts with the fundamental principles of how Web caching works, covering HTTP headers that govern caching capacity, all the way to validation and replacement algorithms for caches. The book also discusses important policy issues related to Web caching, including privacy, smart attributes, and security concerns. Internet service providers, large companies, and educational institutions—put simply, all networks that provide connectivity to a wide variety of users—can benefit greatly from running properly configured Web caching services. This book will explain how to accomplish this task correctly.
The maturity and widespread application of computer networking and communication technologies, along with the rapid development of the Internet and the Web, have brought tremendous impacts on industrial production, commercial activities, and daily life. Network and communication technologies have also been widely applied in many fields in our country and have achieved significant effects. However, the speed of technological innovation in this field is also remarkable.