Topic: 我现在在设计 general web app data cache strategy, 特别着重如下几个问题: @佛州华人论坛:佛州枫下论坛 The Rolia Forum of Florida

工作学习 / 学科技术讨论 / 我现在在设计 general web app data cache strategy, 特别着重如下几个问题: -nicetomeetyou(蓦然回首彩虹跨天地); 2009-11-20 {734} (#5693246@0)

It is a lot of discussion here. I suggest you break them down and them post your comment first. -hkchan(0); 2009-11-20 (#5693263@0)
Regardless of practical software or theoretical guidlines you're looking for, the open source memcached, which is used by wikipedia, twitter, youtube, wordpress, craiglist, and so on, should be a god starting point. -renjl0810(相信网络,相信Google); 2009-11-20 (#5694273@0)

Thanks, I will look at it. I need to think of a good solution for my home project. Simple, expendable, re-usable, small footage will be the goal.... -nicetomeetyou(蓦然回首彩虹跨天地); 2009-11-20 (#5694654@0)
After the first look, this is not what I want. It is globally accessible and separated entity from system, and is not secure. I want cache which life cycle is closely attached to http session, but is light to control. -nicetomeetyou(蓦然回首彩虹跨天地); 2009-11-21 (#5695411@0)

Again, I don't know your objective but if you are looking for a way to improve your web server performance and scalability, you may want to read this article. It is based on MS technologies -hkchan(0); 2009-11-21 {67} (#5695447@0)

Thanks. These are brief introduction of API calls. I will try to write a small one next week if I have time. What I will do is something which is SQL-aware, and can do order by or where cluase against the cached object. -nicetomeetyou(蓦然回首彩虹跨天地); 2009-11-21 (#5695810@0)

Distributed cache design... Not that far yet, focusing on session, or conversation scope level cache concept design in SME application. -nicetomeetyou(蓦然回首彩虹跨天地); 2009-11-21 (#5696230@0)

You have to define your requirements of caching first. For Java based solution, the following is an incomplete list. -james05(关不上的窗); 2009-11-24 {821} (#5702839@0)

"Initiating & Refreshing" 的第二,三点,老兄有何高见? -nicetomeetyou(蓦然回首彩虹跨天地); 2009-11-24 (#5703906@0)

I got some hints on the same topic from this presentation. -moonroger(moonroger); 2009-11-27 (#5711242@0)

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