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Internet content distribution

Kangasharju, 2002

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8124668639075421259
Author
Kangasharju J
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PhD thesis, April

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Internet Content Distribution Page 1 Internet Content Distribution Chapter 3: Client-Side and Proxy Caching Jussi Kangasharju Page 2 Chapter Outline ∎ Client-side techniques ∎ Caching basics ∎ Replacement policies ∎ Browser caching ∎ Freshness ∎ Proxies ∎ Proxy discovery …
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