2008
DOI: 10.2498/cit.1001400
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Web-enabling Cache Daemon for Complex Data

Abstract: One of the most common basic techniques for improving the performance of web applications is caching frequently accessed data in fast data stores, colloquially known as cache daemons. In this paper we present a cache daemon suitable for storing complex data while maintaining fine-grained control over data storage, retrieval and expiry. Data manipulation in this cache daemon is performed via standard SQL statements so we call it SQLcached. It is a practical, usable solution already implemented in several large … Show more

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“…We have performed a preliminary comparison of our memory cache server to an existing solution, Memcached 1.2.1, used by many existing high-performance web sites [1] [8], with the same data set as used for results in Table 1 and on the system from the first row in the table. We attribute the differences in performance presented in Table 2 to the inefficient text network protocol used by Memcached and a design that doesn't scale well to multi-CPU systems.…”
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“…We have performed a preliminary comparison of our memory cache server to an existing solution, Memcached 1.2.1, used by many existing high-performance web sites [1] [8], with the same data set as used for results in Table 1 and on the system from the first row in the table. We attribute the differences in performance presented in Table 2 to the inefficient text network protocol used by Memcached and a design that doesn't scale well to multi-CPU systems.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, key-value databases can be limiting and inflexible. In our experience one of the most valuable features  1 Because of the stateless nature of the HTTP, most languages and frameworks widely used to build web applications are stateless, with various workarounds like HTTP cookies and server-side sessions that are more-or-less integrated into frameworks. This work is supported in part by the Croatian Ministry of Science, Education and Sports, under the research project "Software Engineering in Ubiquitous Computing".…”
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“…The exception to this trend is Voras and Zagar's Memcached alternative, SQLCached [19]. This tool offers a few features that Memcached doesn't: complex data types and rich querying for retrieval and invalidation.…”
Section: Incorporating Cache Caching Technologiesmentioning
confidence: 99%