Dynamic Cache Partitioning

Dynamic Cache Partitioning is a method used in computers to efficiently allocate cache memory—fast storage near the processor—among different tasks or applications. Instead of keeping fixed cache sizes for each task, the system adjusts allocations on-the-fly based on current needs. This ensures that high-priority or resource-intensive tasks get more cache when needed, improving overall performance and resource utilization. Think of it like dynamically assigning lanes in a busy highway to different vehicles depending on traffic flow, helping everything move smoothly without unnecessary delays.