NETWORK ACCELERATION DEVICE HAVING LOGICALLY SEPARATE VIEWS OF A CACHE SPACE

A network acceleration device is described that caches resources (e.g., files or other content) to a cache space organized into logically separate views. The views represent an abstraction that defines sets of the cached resources according to the client devices that requested the resources. The network acceleration device associates each view with a specific client device or user, and caches content requested by that specific user to the user's associated view. The network acceleration device herein may achieve a higher level of caching and increased network acceleration over a conventional network acceleration device that maintains a single cache space and shares content among multiple client devices.