Hello, here's a question that has many subsections.
1. How suitable is Apache 2.2.x on Win32 for running with a huge file cache
(1-2 GB and more) of hundreds of thousands of small image files?
2. If mod_mem_cache is used under Windows, would the portion of memory used
by the cache always be in the physical memory, or is there a risk of it
getting swapped out?
3. Is there any dedicated Apache module for large file cache?
4. Just how much overhead maintaining and updating a file cache of that
size implies?
5. Is there any dedicated server software (Win32 or Linux/*BSD) that can
handle a large file cache consisting of hundreds of thousands of small
image files?
Thanks for the attention,
D.
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