On Wed, 20 Apr 2005, Michael Scheibel wrote:
> Why is LRU still the default replacement policy; others seem to perform much
> better in terms of hit ratios.
Because LRU performs reasonable, and is very lightweight for the proxy to
maintain.
> "The results indicate that the heap-based implementation of the GDSF and
> LFUDA policies consume less user and system CPU time than the original LRU
> replacement policy in Squid 2. Interestingly the heap-based LRU
> implementation also consumes less CPU time than the original list-based LRU
> implementation."
This was probably due to a small hit ratio optimization done in the old
lru algorithm in earlier versions of Squid. This is no longer done since
the refactoring of the removal policies in Squid (Squid-2.4 I think).
Regards
Henrik
Received on Wed Apr 20 2005 - 10:07:59 MDT
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