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mumc_configyaml>admin_settings>cache>fallback_behavior
terrelsa13 edited this page Oct 27, 2024
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admin_settings:
cache:
fallback_behavior: string
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Cache
fallback behavior
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By default the MUMC uses a hybrid LRU/LFU RAM cache
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The
fallback_behavior
is used when:- Once the cache is too full for the next entry
- minimum_age is used to establish which entries are eligible for removal
- MUMC then tries to remove the oldest entry meeting the minimum_age with the lowest number of hits
- If no entrys meet the minimum_age or all entries all entries meeting the minimum_age have the same number of cache hits; then the
fallback_behavior
is used
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Setting
DEBUG: 1
will print the cache statistics to help determine the best cache settings (i.e.size
,fallback_behavior
, andminimum_age
) -
- FIFO - First In First Out (oldest entry is removed)
- LFU - Least Frequently Used (first entry with the lowest number of hits is removed)
- LRU - Least Recently Used (first entry with the oldest last access time is removed)
Example:
fallback_behavior: LRU
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