Simple server in C++

A simple LRU cache implemented in c++

Examples of using Algorithms in C++. Queue, Map & LRU-Cache.

A C++ implementation of a LRU cache

A simple C++ implementation for a Least Recently Used (LRU) Cache

Implementación LRU y FIFO de un Cache con todas sus operaciones en O(1).

A modern C++17 implementation of a thread-safe rate limiter with an LRU Cache for efficient memory management. Fully unit-tested with Google Test and built with CMake.

An implementation using the Linux pthread library to create an HTTP proxy that caches resources from GET requests.

A cross-platform C++20 header-only LRU cache library with sliding expiration support

Implementation and analysis of cache replacement policies (Random and Least Recently Used) in a C++-based cache simulator. This project explores cache architecture behavior, evaluates eviction strategies, and measures performance metrics such as cache hits, misses, and flush counts.

Implementing LRU cache data structure using Doubly Linked List and Hashmap

In this repository, we designed a LRU (Least Recently Used) cache.

This project implements a class that manager access to files and stores the data in a cache.

An in-memory key–value database implemented in C++ inspired by Redis. Features Hash Table with dynamic rehashing, Trie for prefix search, LRU Cache for recent lookups, and AVL Tree for range queries. Built with OOP principles for modularity, scalability, and high performance.

A high-performance multithreaded HTTP proxy server written in C++. Supports ThreadPool and Semaphore-based architectures for concurrent request handling, with pluggable LRU and LFU caching strategies. Built using the Factory Design Pattern for clean extensibility and runtime configurability.

LRU Stands for Least Recently Used and LRU Cache help identify the least recently used items in a System.

A naive LRU caching service implemented in C++

Build Simple LFU and LRU Cache.

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