After taking a look at:
http://varnish.projects.linpro.no/wiki/ArchitectureLRU
and seeing:
"
Obviously, if the cache/storage turnover is so high, that N becomes
a large fraction of it, this scheme breaks down. Presumably you have other
worries in that case."
I wonder: will varnish be able to handle a cache that is constantly full and
overflowing ? We currently use squid for reverse-proxy caching for a working
set of objects that is constantly growing, and for sure much larger than the
caches will ever be. Efficient object eviction in this case is pretty
important. :)
thanks!
john
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