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Extreme Web Caching
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Presenter: Jason Hunter, Mark Logic


Web caching is very important for a high-traffic, high-performance web site, but few people know all the professional-level strategies. This presentation shares some of the tricks of the trade, including advanced tips from Yahoo's Mike Radwin.

The session starts with the basics: using client-side caches, conditional get, and proxies. Then it discusses more-advanced features: how best to handle personalized content, setting up an image caching server, using a cookie-free domain for static content, and using randomization in URLs for accurate hit metering or sensitive content.

Attendees should have experience or interest in how the web works and in cajoling the web into doing their bidding.

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