March 2019
Intermediate to advanced
336 pages
9h 9m
English
Cache management consists of managing static, dynamic, and variable information:
The object cache is stored in various data structures, such as maps and trees. Maps have a key as an identifier and a value, which is an object.
Cache objects can be related to memory, disks, pools, and streams. Caches have attributes related to time to live, group, and region. A region consists of a collection of mapped key-values. Regions can be independent of other regions. Cache configuration consists of defaults, regions, and auxiliaries.
A typical cache manager has the following features:
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