> I was wondering how good can be having a huge storage size
> for caching.
Not good , probably even bad.
Let alone RAM requirements (see FAQ).
> I mean: having, let's say, about 2 Terabytes of cache storage size can
> be helpful? Or do I have any kind of problems (speaking about FD for
> example)? Are there any studies on this matter?
>
>
Particular staying with the first part of your question
Squid efficiency will not increase with a random pointed big cache size.
Let alone the RAM you would need (see FAQ).
The 'average advise' in terms of maximising efficiency is to choose
a cache size corresponding to one week of traffic generated by your user
community.
M.
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