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About the TTL Podcast

The acronym "TTL" stands for "time-to-live," or the time until a system should consider a resource "stale" and attempt to fetch a fresh version of the resource. Choosing an appropriate TTL for resources is one of many responsibilities of a front-end ops engineer.

The TTL Podcast () is produced and hosted by Rebecca Murphey. Editing by Morgan Murphey. The show's web site was created in the open by Una Kravets. The website is made possible by Travis CI. Special thanks to Bazaarvoice.

The show's theme is adapted from Ping Pong by BambooStickk, and is used according to the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported license.

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