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Web Proxy Cache Replacement Strategies

Part of the SpringerBriefs in Computer Science Book Series

DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4471-4893-7

ISBN: 978-1-4471-4892-0

Publisher: Springer London - Springer Journals

Dec 30, 2012

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Introduction

ElAarag, Hala

Pages: 1 –3

[With the debut of Web 2.0, many researchers are interested in studying their workload characteristics in order to design more efficient servers. YouTube is an example of a very popular Web 2.0 site, and hence, it was the choice for many to conduct such research.]
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Background Information

ElAarag, Hala

Pages: 5 –9

[In this chapter, we give a clear and precise definition on when a Web object is allowed to be cached. A thorough, well-defined definition allows Web cache users to understand what requests they make could potentially be cached and as well is necessary for system administrators as a good tool in...
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Neural Networks

ElAarag, Hala

Pages: 11 –16

[In this chapter, we provide some background information on neural networks. Neural networks are comprised of many interconnected simple processing units (neurons) which when combined are able to approximate functions based on data sets. Neural networks typically mimic biologic neurons by using a...
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A Quantitative Study of Web Cache Replacement Strategies Using Simulation

ElAarag, Hala

Pages: 17 –60

[The Web has become the most important source of information and communication for the world. Proxy servers are used to cache objects with the goals of decreasing network traffic, reducing user perceived lag and loads on origin servers. Despite that some Web 2.0 applications have dynamic objects,...
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Web Proxy Cache Replacement Scheme Based on Backpropagation Neural Network

ElAarag, Hala

Pages: 61 –82

[Web proxy caches are frequently used to reduce the strain that contemporary web traffic causes for web servers and network bandwidth providers. In this chapter, a novel approach to web proxy cache replacement is developed and analyzed. Unlike previous approaches, this approach utilizes neural...
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Implementation of a Neural Network Proxy Cache Replacement Strategy in the Squid Proxy Server

ElAarag, Hala

Pages: 83 –103

[As the Internet has become a more central aspect for information technology, so have concerns with supplying enough bandwidth and serving web requests to end users in an appropriate time frame. Web caching was introduced in the 1990s to help decrease network traffic, lessen user perceived lag,...

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