PROXY+: simple proxy augmentation for dynamic content processing

Authors:
Chun Yuan;Zhigang Hua;Zheng Zhang
Affiliations:
Microsoft Research Asia;Institute of Automation, Chinese Academy of Sciences;Microsoft Research Asia
Venue:
Web content caching and distribution
Year:
2004

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Abstract

Caching dynamic content can bring many benefits to the performance and scalability of Web application servers. However, such mechanisms are usually tightly coupled to individual application servers (or even applications) that prevent caching at more advantageous points. In this paper we propose an approach to enable dynamic content caching at enhanced Web proxies which requires only simple modifications to existing applications.