[squid-users] Question on developing customized Cache Selection algorithm from Round Robin, Least Load

Du, Hongfei Hongfei.Du at InterDigital.com
Mon Aug 17 17:42:45 UTC 2015


Hello
We are in an attempt to extend Squid Cache selection algorithm to make a more sophisticated, let’s say to add WRR or WFQ, a few questions to start with:

-        As we probably has to rewrite new algorithm and recompile it, so does anyone know where(or which file) is the existing Round Robin or Least Load algorithm defined in source codes?

-        Is there straight forward method to tell/instruct squid to store content from network(e.g. an URL) in a predefined specific disk folder rather than using the selection algorithm itself?

Any help would be very much appreciated!

Greetings

Hongfei Du
Staff Engineer (UK Software)
InterDigital UK, Inc.
Shoreditch Business Center
64 Great Eastern Street
London,  EC2A 3QR
T: +44 207.749.9140
Hongfei.Du at InterDigital.com
www.InterDigital.com<http://www.interdigital.com>

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