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Web caching and replication

✍ Scribed by Rabinovich, Michael;Spatscheck, Oliver

Publisher: Addison-Wesley
Year: 2002
Tongue: English
Weight: 921 KB
Edition: 1st
Category: Fiction
City: Boston
ISBN-13: 9780201615708

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✦ Synopsis

Pt. I. Background. 1. Network Layers And Protocols. 2. The Internet Protocol And Routing. 3. Transmission Control Protocol. 4. Application Protocols For The Web. 5. Http Support For Caching And Replication. 6. Web Behavior Rules Of Thumb -- Pt. Ii. Web Caching. 7. Proxy Caching: Realistic Expectations. 8. Proxy Deployment. 9. Cooperative Proxy Caching. 10. Cache Consistency. 11. Replacement Policy. 12. Prefetching. 13. Caching The Uncacheable -- Pt. Iii. Web Replication. 14. Basic Mechanisms For Request Distribution. 15. Content Delivery Networks. 16. Server Selection -- Pt. Iv. Further Directions. 17. Adding Value At The Edge. 18. Content Distribution Internetworking. Michael Rabinovich, Oliver Spatscheck. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 331-343) And Index.

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