cacheplass
Cacheplass is a term used in computing to denote a designated storage area where copies of frequently accessed data are kept to speed up future requests. By serving data from the cache, systems can reduce latency and decrease load on slower storage layers. The concept applies to hardware, software, and network contexts.
In hardware, CPU caches are small, fast memory layers located close to the processor. They are organized
Software and networks use caches to store results of expensive operations or responses to client requests.
Cache effectiveness is described by metrics such as hit rate, miss rate, and average latency. Design involves