cachingproxy
Cachingproxy is a type of proxy server that stores copies of frequently accessed web content, such as web pages, images, and other files, in a temporary storage location known as a cache. When a user requests content that has been cached, the caching proxy can serve it directly from its cache, rather than fetching it from the origin server. This process significantly reduces latency and improves the speed of content delivery.
The primary benefit of using a caching proxy is enhanced performance. By reducing the need to repeatedly
Another important function of caching proxies is to act as a gateway and a point of control.
Caching proxies operate by intercepting requests from clients. If the requested content is not in the cache