The Influence of Cache Organization on E-learning Environments
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https://doi.org/10.3991/ijet.v4i2.652Keywords:
Synchronous e-learning, Fully associative cache, Direct mapping cache, Set associative cache, Download and upload rates, Average network traffic, User latency, Hit RatioAbstract
In this study, the performance of an e-learning environment is analyzed and evaluated in terms of average network traffic and upload/download rates under various cache memory organizations. In particular, we study the influence of three cache organizations, namely fully associative, direct, and set associative caches. As a result of this work, we recommend the set associative cache memory organization with the LFU replacement policy, as this led to optimal performance in e-learning environments with the highest hit ratio and upload/download rates.
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