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A server accepts and processes requests from clients. The server keeps the results of the most recent requests in memory as a cache. The processing of each request takes 15 ms.
If the requested result is not in the memory cache, additional 75 ms are needed to access the disk.
On average, 80% of all requests can be serviced without disk access. The creation of a new thread takes 10 ms.
(a) To minimize average response time, should the server be implemented as a single-threaded or a multi-threaded process? Justify your answer.
(b) What percentage of requests would have to be satisfied without disk access for the two approaches to break even?

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In question (A) my answer would be a multi-
stranded process as in terms of time reduction
many configurations can be used because there is a feature to do multiple tasks at once.

In Question (B) In my opinion 80% of all
applications can be used without disk access

In order to minimize average response time, the server be implemented as a multi-threaded process as it'll help in time reduction.

What is a server?

It should be noted that a server means a computer that provides data and resources to clients over a network.

The percentage of requests would have to be satisfied without disk access for the two approaches to break even will be 80%.

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