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Thread Index [isp-caching] Re: sibling icp peering
Howdy! > Ive read through icp rfc's and some other docs, and I have a few > unanswered questions, which may be faq, in which case, just give > me a pointer. > > - if i have two caches, can they both be setup as sibblings without a > parent ? (What I am after is that if the client request is a cache > miss on the cache that received the request and also on the sibling, > then the requester cache goes direct to origin server, since there is > no parent) This can be done. A cache can be called a "neighbor" instead of a "parent". > - if a client request is a cache miss, but the sibling has the > content (ie a cache hit on the sibling), does the requested content > go from sibling to client ? (What I am after here is that as much as > possible cached content is not repliacted on both caches, since this > would result in a waste of disk space) I don't think that this can be done with just neighbors . . . There is a concept of ICP clusters where many caches become one logical cache. It has been a long time since I had set one up, etc. ---larry >:) _ __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now. http://mailplus.yahoo.com
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