What is Cache

Started by Zinavocouk, 07-22-2015, 02:01:09

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ZinavocoukTopic starter

Cache is the process performed by search engine crawler at a regular interval of time. It used to scan and take snapshot of each page over world wide web as well as store as a backup copy. Almost every search engine result page incorporates a cached link for every site. However, clicking over cached link show you the last Google cached version of that specific page rather than of current version. Also, you can directly prefix "cache:http://www.example.com" with the desired URL to view its cached version.


ajaymehta588

A cache is a folder of recently visited webpages, which is stored on your computer's hard drive, and maintained by your Internet browser. The purpose of a cache is to speed up the loading of webpages. Your computer's hard drive collects data from websites that you visit, so that when you visit them again, certain aspects of the previously visited pages (such as graphics) don't have to be reloaded the next time, and this makes the loading time a little bit shorter.


Gaurav Singh

The cache is a place on your computers hard disk where your browser keeps things that it downloaded in case they're needed in future. When you first visit a page on any site, the browser will download the graphics(logo etc) so that it can be shown every time that you visit a different page on the site, the graphics(logo etc) doesn't need to be downloaded again; as long as the same logo is displayed, it's already here.
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josephinek

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A cache is a hardware or software component that stores data so that future requests for that data can be served faster. In hardware, a cache is a smaller, faster memory located close to the CPU that stores copies of frequently accessed data from main memory. In software, a cache can store data that has been calculated or downloaded, so that it can be quickly accessed when needed again. Caching is used to improve performance and reduce latency in computer systems.

Imagine a cache as a secret treasure chest hidden close to where you are working. Instead of venturing far away to find the treasure each time you need it, you can quickly access it from the nearby cache. This saves you time and effort, just as a cache in computing saves time by storing frequently accessed data for quick retrieval. Just like how finding the treasure in the nearby cache is faster than traveling long distances, accessing data from a cache is faster than fetching it from the original source.

dexterousweb

Cache a part of a computer's memory where information is kept so that the computer can find it very quickly
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rahul123

1. An act of catching something, typically a ball.
2. A game in which a ball is thrown back and forth between two or more players.

TomClarke

"A cache is a type of dynamic and high speed memory that is used to supplement the function of the central processing unit and the physical disk storage. The cash acts as a buffer when the CPU tries to access data from the disk so the data traveling from the CPU and physical disks can have synchronized speed."

highvoltpower

Catching website is checked by cache. It is used to see cache status of your website. it indicate active participation of crawler on your site. If crawler is visit your site daily and updating data on your site, it means your website being cached.
newbielink:http://www.highvoltindia.com/articles/quality-norms.html [nonactive]
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SEO.Ninja

Caching of website is checked by "cache:seoninja.com".
This is used to see cache status of website. Cache status indicate active participation of crawler on your website. If crawler is visiting your website daily and updating its data base with updates occurred on your website, it means your website is being cached frequently. But if you are updating your website but it is not being shown in "cache", it means Google is not prioritizing to your new update occurred on your website


arindamdutta16

Caching is the temporary storage of content, such as HTML pages, images, files and web objects, for the benefit of offloading the origin web or application server and reducing the time required to deliver content to a client. Cache memory is random access memory that a computer microprocessor can access more quickly than it can access regular RAM.