On 4/05/2012 1:52 p.m., Mark Engels wrote:
> Would anyone have any ideas here? The cache persists in not growing past 780mb despite having 45gig/829000 requests of web traffic go past it each day.
There are a great many reasons why a cache does not grow. The top ones
are that in more recent Squid we try to avoid cycling non-cacheable
material through the disk cache. So we avoid filling cache space with
non-reusable content, and also the small short-lived things often expire
while still only in RAM. Modern websites also contain a lot of dynamic
content. So the CMS systems they use often make thing non-cacheable, or
the better ones require revalidation, which can replace cached objects
instead of adding new content.
Then the browser caches store a lot so middleware tends to get MISSes
more often.
Amos
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