I think this can be all implemented as an eviction policy. The only thing that cannot be implemented using the eviciton policy is the ttl per node, unless you come up with a specific nming convention for the node and provide the ttl in some other ways (such as through the configuration of your eviction policy). Other option could be to always add a cached object in your node which will be the ttl. Your evcition policy could then look at this object to determine when the node must be evicted.
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