What is "Cache Memory". How and What we have to check in
Cache Memory during Web based application testing.
Answer Posted / madhu
Cache memory is an internal memory which is stored next to
RAM and whenever processor looks for some information to
execute a instruction it first checks whether it is
available in RAM if not then it will check in Cache.
In a web based application testing it depends what type of
testing you want to do on cache if it is performance testing
then add cache add counter from perfmon.
if it is functional testing then it might be like google
remembers the search criteria every time we enter in the
search bar remembering the user entered information and need
to check whether information is retained or not.
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