Caching for Sensor Web REST-API
There are only two hard things in Computer Science: cache invalidation and naming things.
Phil Karlton
Caching is a common technique to improve the response time of a data source. A cache is a temporary storage for a most often acquired data. Caching is widely used in a proxying software such as Squid. The caching of network responses can provide a huge improvement to the response time. The latency of a network resource is much more greater than of a memory or a disk resource [Fig.1]. That’s why the caching is a “must-have” feature of network proxies.
Handbook of best practices for open ocean fixed observatories
The FixO3 project has recently published the “Handbook of best practices for open ocean fixed observatories”. It describes optimal ways for users to implement fixed stations in an open ocean region. Download the handbook for free.
52°North SOS 4.3 available
The Sensor Web community is pleased to announce the
52°North SOS 4.3 Release!
This version is available as a default package and a bundle. The 52°North SOS default package contains sources and binaries. In order to visualize the data directly via the 52°North SOS, the bundle package additionally contains the Sensor Web Client RESTful API and the Sensor Web JavaScript SOS client.
Release requirements, installation and configuration information are documented in the 52°North wiki.
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