Re: caching dynamic pages

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>The documentation gives me the impression Tux can do this:
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>The tux.README says:
>   But dynamic content is becoming a larger and larger part of the
>   web, and TUX provides a way to cache dynamic content as well.
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>And http://www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/tux/TUX-2.2-Manual/intro.html
>says: "Red Hat Content Accelerator also has the ability to cache dynamic
>content." 
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>But it is not clear to me how this can be achieved. 
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Then read on: "Red Hat Content Accelerator modules (which can be build 
in kernel space or in user space; user space is recommended)"

It's not only on the same page, but in the very same paragraph.

>The same page also says "....can create "objects" which are stored using
>the page cache". I don't hope this means that the complete cache will be
>kept in memory...
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Oh yes it does. How else to reap the zero-copy advantage :)

But to do such a trick, you need to program your own modules using the 
Tux API,
as described in the next paragraph,   following the quotation you refer 
to above.

The one starting with: "This new architecture for serving dynamic 
content requires
a new API. "

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Søren Erichsen
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