Friday, December 3, 2010

Caching, Parallelism and Scalability | Javalobby

Cache: When I refer to a cache, I think of a cheaply accessible data structure that allows thread-safe access to in-memory data. A cache may or may not exhibit “enterprise” features such as transactional or querying abilities. A cache would, on the other hand, almost certainly exhibit features such as eviction and expiration of cached data, and passivation/overflow of in-memory state to a more persistent store

Caching, Parallelism and Scalability | Javalobby