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MANAGEMENT SCIENCE
Vol. 49, No. 10, October 2003, pp. 1425-1444
DOI: 10.1287/mnsc.49.10.1425.17312
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World Wide Wait: A Study of Internet Scalability and Cache-Based Approaches to Alleviate It

Anindya Datta, Kaushik Dutta, Helen Thomas, Debra VanderMeer

Chutney Technologies, Inc., Atlanta, Georgia 30326
Florida International University, Miami, Florida 33199
Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15213
Chutney Technologies, Inc., Atlanta, Georgia 30326

adatta{at}chutneytech.com
kaushik.dutta{at}fiu.edu
hthomas{at}andrew.cmu.edu
dvanderm{at}chutneytech.com

The Internet is growing rapidly in terms of both use and infrastructure. Unfortunately, demand is outpacing the capacity of the infrastructure, as evidenced by unacceptably long response times. To support current load and further growth, we must address this problem. Several caching strategies have been proposed in the literature; many have been implemented to improve the quality of service on the Web. In this paper, we identify the main causes of delay on the Web, and provide a review of the various caching strategies employed to mitigate these delays. We also survey the application of Operations Research/Management Science (OR/MS) techniques to caching on the Web. Finally, we identify several open OR/MS research problems related to Web caching.

Key Words: Survey;; Web Caching;; Optimization Models
History: Received: January 1, 2002;


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