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Less known Solaris Features: CacheFS
Monday, August 18. 2008
Yet another tutorial finalized - this time about one of the really hidden features of Solaris - CacheFS. CacheFS is something similar to a caching proxy. But this proxy donīt cache web page, it caches files from another filesystem. I divided the tutorial in 8 parts.
- Part 1: Introduction
- Part 2: Theory
- Part 3: A basic example
- Part 4: The Cache
- Part 5: On demand consistency checking
- Part 6: A usecase for CacheFS
- Part 7: The future of CacheFS
- Part 8: Conclusion
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What about CacheFS being EOF'd?
http://opensolaris.org/jive/thread.jspa?threadID=67765&tstart=0
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2008-08-18 21:50
Sorry, didn't read your last entry 
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2008-08-18 21:52
Part 7 is about that. As itīs still in Solaris 10 and there is no EOL announcement for Solaris 10, the death of CacheFS is decided, but it isnīt imminent. So itīs still useful within itīs limitations.
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