01558nas a2200133   4500008004100000245007700041210006900118260001900187300001500206520103700221100002101258700002001279856012501299       2002                        eng d00aEfficient Materialization of Dynamic Web Data to Improve Web Performance0 aEfficient Materialization of Dynamic Web Data to Improve Web Per  c11 - 14 August  a 866 - 8793 aThe issues of performance, response efficiency and data consistency
are among the most important ones for data intensive Web sites on the Internet
today. In order to deal with these issues we analyze and evaluate a
materialization policy that may be applied to data intensive Web sites. Our
research relies on the performance evaluation of experimental client/server
configurations. We propose a materialization policy that applies to different
Web site request patterns and data update frequencies. The issue of Web and
database data consistency is the driving force behind our approach. In some
cases though, we prove that certain compromises to consistency can be
beneficial to Web server performance and at the same time be unnoticeable to
users. We evaluate the performance of our approach and compare it with other
popular materialization approaches. The results of our evaluation show that the
concept of “acceptable inconsistencies” between Web and Database data may
be beneficial to Web servers in terms of performance.1 aBouras, Christos1 aKonidaris, Agis  uhttps://telematics.upatras.gr/telematics/publications/efficient-materialization-dynamic-web-data-improve-web-performance