What is an iTach?

What is an iTach?

The iTach is a simple wired or wireless conduit between you and your device over a network or the Internet. This is instant network-enabling at its best, delivering the power of choice at a cost-effective price.

What is a Global Cache?

A global cache is a repository for data that you want to reuse. You can use one message flow node to store data in the global cache, then a second node (in the same message flow or a separate flow), can retrieve that data from the global cache. You can use a message flow node to interact with the global cache.

What is IP IR?

IR IP means (i) Patent Rights under U.S. Patent No. 4,535,186, (ii) all other U.S.

How do I reset my iTach?

iTach configura- tion can be reset to factory defaults by inserting a large metal paper clip into the small opening located to the right of the power connector. Only insert the paper clip approximately 1/8” (3mm) in. The LEDs on the front of the iTach will rapidly blink in unison, indicating a reset.

What is in process cache?

As the name suggests, an in-process cache is an object cache built within the same address space as your application. On the other hand, a distributed cache is external to your application and quite possibly deployed on multiple nodes forming a large logical cache. Memcached is a popular distributed cache.

How do I reset my itach Flex?

Flex configuration can be reset to factory defaults by pressing and holding the reset button (located around the side to the right of the Flex Link Port) for 8 seconds and releasing. The LED will blink quickly at 4 seconds to confirm WPS, and blink faster at 8 seconds to confirm default.

What is Google Edge Cache?

Edge nodes, or Google Global Cache Static content that’s popular with the host’s user base (such as YouTube and Google Play) is temporarily cached on these edge nodes, thus allowing users to retrieve this content from much closer to their location.

Why do we need caching?

The purpose of cache memory is to store program instructions and data that are used repeatedly in the operation of programs or information that the CPU is likely to need next. Fast access to the instructions increases the overall speed of the program. Caching is an important and fundamental concept in Computer Science.

When should a cache be used?

Cache can be used to store less frequent data also if you really need fast access to that data. We use cache to access the data very fast, so storing most frequent / least frequent data is just a matter of use case.