Squid knows exactly which file is hot, and bcache tries to know which
blocks seemed to be hot.
Besides, we are testing flashcache with squid now.
On Sun, Aug 26, 2012 at 6:41 PM, James Harper
james.har...@bendigoit.com.au wrote:
Squid-ssd addresses those challenges well:
1.User reads from
Squid-ssd addresses those challenges well:
1.User reads from SSD; back-to-origin fetches written to SSD
2.Objects evicted from SSD to HDD, and from HDD to nothing
3.Objects promoted to SSD from HDD to avoid back-to-origin fetches
Can you comment on how a squid-specific solution compares
Hi all,
Here is our modified squid optimized for SSD/HDD mixed setup (based on
squid-2.7.STABLE9) hosted at https://github.com/renren/squid-ssd.git
Squid-ssd is suitable for serving millions of small files such as
avatars, pictures, photos. For serving big files, you can use other
store squid
