Abstract

Caching is an essential mechanism in mobile environment. Mobile node makes access dynamic changing data object to their server and to get the interest ed data to keep their own as local copies in the ca che. If the server database is updated, the data cached in mobi le client is invalidated and it becomes inconsisten t between client and server. In this study we design the cluster based caching technique in mobile node, this technique improves data accessibility, reduces the query latency and easy to maintains cache consisten cy in mobile environment. Designed a Cluster head node in between the server and the client using agent technique. Cluster head is selected nearest to the center of the grid and full battery power among oth er nodes in the mobile environment. Simulation is done on NS2, result show that reduces update delay, reduces Query delay, high throughput, high energy l evel when compared with existing approaches Distributed Cache Invalidation Method (DCIM).

Highlights

  • Mobile background uses manageable computing devices eg laptops, PDAs and wearable computers

  • Caching is an essential mechanism in mobile environment

  • Cluster head is selected nearest to the center of the grid and full battery power among other nodes in the mobile environment

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Introduction

Mobile background uses manageable computing devices eg laptops, PDAs and wearable computers. Example of applications are sales force automation, the synchronization with cluster head and the client using agent technique. Some of the clients wake up from sleep mode and immediately request the cluster Head for the updated data and need not request the server. It reduces the work load in the main server. Order entry, e-mail, financial and news services, insurance companies, emergency services Related Work medicals), traffic control, taxi dispatch. A mobile background, when data updated at the server, the client

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