The Differences between Distributed Shared Memory Caching and Proxy Caching

Authors:
Juan-Carlos Cano;Ana Pont;Julio Sahuquillo;José-Antonio Gil
Affiliations:
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Venue:
IEEE Concurrency
Year:
2000

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Abstract

Caching techniques have been widely used in computer systems to reduce latencies. This paper discusses the similarities in caching between the extensively studied distributed shared memory systems; and the emerging proxy systems. The authors believe several techniques used in distributed shared memory systems can be adapted and applied to proxy systems.