Hari Kanangi

Most Web applications are typically based on the presentation of information, meaning that functional operations pertaining to retrieving, assembling, and presenting information in the form of content and data largely outnumber functional operations that actually modify the information. For example, browsing detailed product information in an online store occurs exponentially more often than updating the product information. Caching offers critical benefits to the application that include, but are not limited to: Faster response times and increased application responsiveness: Requests are serviced faster, as pre-cached information is served up without having to query the data store and apply complex business rules and calculations to the result set. Increased throughput:... (more)