(Short Paper) Improving the Responsiveness of Internet Services with Automatic Cache Placement
- Alex Rasmussen ,
- Emre Kiciman ,
- Ben Livshits ,
- Madan Musuvathi
EuroSys 2009 |
Published by Association for Computing Machinery, Inc.
The backends of today’s Internet services rely heavily on caching at various layers both to provide faster service to common requests and to reduce load on back-end components. Cache placement is especially challenging given the diversity of workloads handled by widely deployed Internet services. This paper presents FLUXO, an analysis technique that automatically optimizes cache placement. Our experiments have shown that near-optimal cache placements vary significantly based on input distribution.
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