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application prenant en charge le cachecache-enabled application (An application that uses the Windows Server AppFabric cache client to store data in cache on the cache cluster)
architecture NUMA avec cohérence de cachecache-coherent NUMA (A NUMA architecture that provides cache coherency across nodes)
assistance cachéehidden helper (An input element used to store information about the state of a webpage)
cache actifActive Cache (A client-side cache and caching service that enables Project Pro to interact directly with the local cache on the machine rather than with the server, for opens and saves, and then handles moving any changes to the project plan between the client and Project Server)
cache ARPARP cache (A table of Internet Protocol version 4 (IPv4) addresses and their corresponding media access control (MAC) address. There is a separate ARP cache for each interface)
cache d'assemblyassembly cache (A machine-wide code cache used for side-by-side storage of assemblies. There are two parts to the cache: the global assembly cache contains assemblies that are explicitly installed to be shared among many applications on the computer; the download cache stores code downloaded from Internet or intranet sites, isolated to the application that triggered the download so that code downloaded on behalf of one application/page does not impact other applications)
Cache de documents Microsoft OfficeMicrosoft Office Document Cache (A client-side cache for documents that are stored on Web servers. Documents are seamlessly replicated from this local cache, and uploaded to servers as required, enabling faster and more robust file access)
Cache de documents OfficeOffice Document Cache (A client-side cache for documents that are stored on Web servers. Documents are seamlessly replicated from this local cache, and uploaded to servers as required, enabling faster and more robust file access)
cache de données de référencereference data cache (A Microsoft SQL Server database created on the client computer for maintaining SAP data required by end-user applications during offline and online use)
cache de fichiersfile cache (File-based storage that is created on the client computer when the client components are installed)
cache de formulairesforms cache (A location on a computer's hard drive to store a local copy of a form to improve performance when opening a form subsequent times)
cache de propriétésproperty cache (For Indexing Service, a file that stores values for document properties)
cache de sortie de pagespage output cache (A special storage location of templatized pages for performance enhancement)
cache de téléchargementdownload cache (A cache that is part of the assembly cache and stores code downloaded from Internet or intranet sites, isolated to the application that caused the download so that code downloaded on behalf of one application or page does not impact other applications)
cache des métadonnéesmetadata cache (A file-based cache maintained on the client computer for the purpose of storing metadata for the end-user applications)
cache DRCduplicate request cache (A cache of recent requests, used by most NFS version 3 protocol server implementations, for the processing of duplicate non-idempotent requests. The duplicate request cache provides a short-term memory mechanism in which the original completion status of a request is remembered and the operation attempted only once. If a duplicate copy of this request is received, then the original completion status is returned)
cache du système de fichiersfile system cache (An area of physical memory that holds frequently used pages. It allows applications and services to locate pages rapidly and reduces disk activity)
cache hébergéhosted cache (A server or WAN appliance in a branch office which aggregates all data cached by peers to ensure higher availability)
cache locallocal cache (A feature that enables deserialized copies of cached objects to be saved in the memory of the same process that runs the cache-enabled application)
cache nomménamed cache (A configurable unit of in-memory storage that has policies associated with it and that is available across all cache hosts in a cache cluster)
cache RAMrandom access memory cache (Cache memory that is used by the system to store and retrieve data from the RAM. Frequently accessed segments of data may be stored in the cache for quicker access compared with secondary storage devices such as disks)
cache RAMRAM cache (Cache memory that is used by the system to store and retrieve data from the RAM. Frequently accessed segments of data may be stored in the cache for quicker access compared with secondary storage devices such as disks)
cache UIDUID cache (A file for storing Unique Identifier alphanumeric values for e-mail users)
client de cachecache client (A .NET application that uses the Windows Server AppFabric client APIs to communicate with and store data to a Windows Server AppFabric distributed cache system)
cluster de cachecache cluster (The instantiation of the distributed cache service, made up of one or more instances of the cache host service working together to store and distribute data. Data is stored in memory to minimize response times for data requests. This clustering technology differs from Windows Clustering)
contrat Mise à jour des fichiers mis en cacheCached File Updater contract (A contract that enables an app to provide real-time updates and saving capabilities for specific files on the system)
dossier cachéshadow folder (An optional file system folder that contains current copies of all files in a project. The shadow folder provides a location from which to view the files without accessing the Visual SourceSafe database and serves as a convenient place to build or compile the project)
fichier cachecache file (A file used by DNS servers and clients to store responses to DNS queries. For Windows DNS servers, the cache file is named Cache.dns by default)
Gestionnaire de cache de métadonnéesMetadata Cache Manager (An administrative tool included in Duet Settings Manager. This tool can be used to manage the metadata cache maintained on the Duet client computer)
Global Assembly Cacheglobal assembly cache (A computer-wide code cache that stores assemblies specifically installed to be shared by many applications on the computer)
hiérarchie des serveurs de cachecache hierarchy (A network of cache proxies that have sibling and parent relationships)
intervalle de cachecache interval (The length of time that a stored copy of the views that are shown in a dashboard can exist on the server)
invalidation de cachecache invalidation (The process of flagging an object in the cache so that it will no longer be used by any cache clients. This occurs when an object remains in cache longer than the cache time-out value (when it expires))
ligne de cachecache line (The smallest unit of memory than can be transferred between the main memory and the cache)
mettre en cachecache (To store frequently used data values in a special memory subsystem for quick access)
mise en cachecaching (The process of temporarily storing recently accessed information in a special memory subsystem for quicker access)
mise en cache des bibliothèques d'applicationsapplication library caching (In Silverlight, a feature that enables applications to use external library assemblies retrieved from the server or from the local browser cache)
mise en cache d'objetsobject caching (A type of caching that allows a reference to an object to remain accessible when the user navigates to a new domain)
mise en cache du bytecodebytecode caching (A technique for preprocessing JavaScript files so they can be loaded faster)
mise en cache manuellemanual caching (A method of manually designating network files and folders so they are stored on a user's hard disk and accessible when the user is not connected to the network)
mise en cache partagé entre systèmes homologuespeer-caching (The process of temporarily storing recently accessed information in a special memory subsystem shared by two or more peer systems)
mise en cache proactiveproactive caching (A system that manages data obsolescence in a cube by which objects in MOLAP storage are automatically updated and processed in cache while queries are redirected to ROLAP storage)
mode de programmation de type cache-asidecache-aside programming pattern (A programming pattern in which if the data is not present in the cache, the application, not the distributed cache system, must reload data into the cache from the original data source)
mode Exchange mis en cacheCached Exchange Mode (A feature that lets a Microsoft Outlook user who has a Microsoft Exchange e-mail account work offline, either by choice or due to a connection problem. A copy of the user's mailbox is stored on their computer and is frequently updated from the mail server. Any changes that are made while a connection to the server is not available are synchronized automatically when a connection becomes available)
notification de cachecache notification (An asynchronous notification that can be triggered by a variety of cache operations on the cache cluster. Cache notifications can be used to invoke application methods or automatically invalidate locally cached objects)
opération de cachecache operation (An event that occurs on regions or cached items that can trigger a cache notification)
outil d'administration du cache basé sur PowerShellPowerShell-based cache administration tool (The exclusive management tool for Windows Server AppFabric. With more than 130 standard command-line tools, this new administration-focused scripting language helps you achieve more control and productivity)
page en cachecached page (A stored version of a document or web page)
partition cachéehidden partition (A partition that is not visibly exposed to the user. To create a hidden partition, set the partition type to one not recognized by Windows)
plug-in en cachecache plug-in (A type of plug-in that enables a Windows Media server to provide cache and proxy support for another Windows Media server)
port de cachecache port (A TCP/IP port used by cache hosts to transmit data to and from the cache clients. The port number used for the cache port can be different on each cache host. These settings are maintained in the cluster configuration settings)
pouvant être mis en cachecacheable (Pertaining to, or characteristic of, the Smooth Streaming fragments that can be cached on servers on the edge of an HTTP network for reuse by clients. The fragments can be cached because of the stateless nature of the HTTP protocol, which treats each HTTP request as an independent transaction that is unrelated to any previous request)
programme de résolution de cache DNScaching resolver (A program that extracts information from DNS servers in response to client requests)
proxy de cachecache proxy (A proxy that is capable of caching responses so that when there is a cache hit, the proxy can serve the requested content without forwarding the request to the destination server)
règle de mise en cache pour Microsoft UpdateMicrosoft Update Cache Rule (A built-in cache rule used to download Microsoft updates using Background Intelligent Transfer Service (BITS))
réseau de cache de périmètreedge caching network (A group of geographically dispersed cache servers that distributes and delivers contents faster by serving the contents from the cache servers that are closest to the users. An ECN routes the requests efficiently to reduce the network latency and to reduce the load on the origin servers)
serveur cache uniquementcaching-only server (A DNS sever that does not host any DNS zones but that performs name resolution and stores the results in its cache)
serveur de cachecache server (A server that stores previously requested Web content. When the same content is requested later, the server either sends the cached content or acquires newer content, depending on the freshness of the cached content that is defined by cache directives. A cache server is frequently used to reduce the network traffic and the response time by serving the cached content, when appropriate)
serveur de cache de périmètreedge cache server (A disk-based cache/proxy server that is at the network edge. In a multi-tiered cache hierarchy, requests for cacheable content use intelligent DNS routing to route the first content received to the edge cache nodes)
serveur de cache parentparent cache server (In a multi-tiered cache hierarchy, a disk-based cache proxy/server that sits between the edge cache node and the origin server)
serveur de cache/proxycache/proxy server (A server running Windows Media Services for which a cache/proxy plug-in has been enabled, allowing the server to provide cache and proxy support to another Windows Media server)
service de mise en cache de policesFont Cache Service (A Win32 service process that optimizes performance of applications by caching commonly used font data. Applications will start this service if it is not already running. It can be disabled, though doing so will degrade application performance)
service de mise en cache de polices WindowsWindows Font Cache Service (A Win32 service process that optimizes performance of applications by caching commonly used font data. Applications will start this service if it is not already running. It can be disabled, though doing so will degrade application performance)
vieillissement du cachecache aging (The mechanism of caching that determines when a cache row is outdated and must be refreshed)
volume de lectures et d'écritures hors cacheheat (A measure of the relative frequency with which data is accessed)
zone de cachecache region (A container of data, within a cache, that co-locates all cached objects on a single cache host. Cache Regions enable the ability to search all cached objects in the region by using descriptive strings, called tags)
élément de cachecache item (An object that is stored in the cache and additional information associated with that object, such as tags and version. It can be extracted from the cache cluster using the GetCacheItem client API)
étiquette de cachecache tag (One or more optional string-based identifiers that can be associated with each cached object stored in a region. Regions allow you to retrieve cached objects based on one or more tags)