New HTTP Standards For Caching On The Modern Web
- Tim Perry tl;dr: The Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) is working to define new HTTP standards to reduce complexity around caching, launching 2 new HTTP header draft standards intended to make debugging caching easier, and provide more control over configuration. Standards are The Cache-Status Header and Targeted Cache-Control Headers, outlined here.featured in #262
Caches, Modes, And Unstable Systems
- Marc Brooker tl;dr: "Good caches have feedback loops. Like back pressure, and limited concurrency. Bad caches are typically open-loop. This starts to give us a hint about how we may use caches safely, and points to some of the safe patterns for distributed systems caching."featured in #250
Why We Started Putting Unpopular Assets In Memory
- Yuchen Wu tl;dr: Placing assets in memory, there's a trade-off between "memory usage, tail hit latency and SSD lifetimes."featured in #178
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Writing A Very Fast Cache Service with Millions of Entires in Go
- Łukasz Drumińskifeatured in #77.1