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Evolutionary design of en-route caching strategies
2007
Applied Soft Computing
Nowadays, large distributed databases are commonplace. Client applications increasingly rely on accessing objects from multiple remote hosts. The Internet itself is a huge network of computers, sending documents point-to-point by routing packetized data over multiple intermediate relays. As hubs in the network become overutilized, slowdowns and timeouts can disrupt the process. It is thus worth to think about ways to minimize these effects. Caching, i.e. storing replicas of previously-seen
doi:10.1016/j.asoc.2006.04.003
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