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Multi-Priority Online Scheduling with Cancellations
Operations Research, 2018We study a fundamental model of resource allocation in which a finite amount of service capacity must be allocated to a stream of jobs of different priorities arriving randomly over time. Jobs incur costs and may also cancel while waiting for service. To increase the rate of service, overtime capacity can be used at a cost.
Xinshang Wang, Van-Anh Truong
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Priority Operators for Fairshare Scheduling
2015Collaborative resource sharing in distributed computing requires scalable mechanisms for allocation and control of user quotas. Decentralized fairshare prioritization is a technique for enforcement of user quotas that can be realized without centralized control. The technique is based on influencing the job scheduling order of local resource management
Gonzalo P. Rodrigo +2 more
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Improved Schedulability Tests for Global Fixed-Priority Scheduling
2011 23rd Euromicro Conference on Real-Time Systems, 2011In this paper, global fixed-priority multiprocessor scheduling of a set of sporadic real-time tasks is addressed. First, we propose a priority-assignment policy, called ISM-US, for implicit-deadline task systems. Policy ISM-US assigns slack monotonic priorities to a subset of the given task set and other tasks are assigned the highest fixed priority ...
Risat Mahmud Pathan, Jan Jonsson
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Priority Scheduling Versus Pre-Run-Time Scheduling
IFAC Proceedings Volumes, 1998Abstract Builders of real-time systems often use priority scheduling in their systems without considering alternatives. This paper examines one alternative, pre-run-time scheduling, and show that when it can be applied it has significant advantages when compared to priority scheduling schemes.
Jia Xu, David Lorge Parnas
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International Journal of Embedded Systems, 2014
Fixed-priority scheduling is the most common scheduling algorithm used in industry practice. Imposing fixed task release offsets is an effective technique for improving schedulability by avoiding the critical instant when all tasks are released simultaneously.
Zonghua Gu 0001, Haibin Cai
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Fixed-priority scheduling is the most common scheduling algorithm used in industry practice. Imposing fixed task release offsets is an effective technique for improving schedulability by avoiding the critical instant when all tasks are released simultaneously.
Zonghua Gu 0001, Haibin Cai
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Static-priority periodic scheduling on multiprocessors
Proceedings 21st IEEE Real-Time Systems Symposium, 2002Presents a new sufficient condition for the schedulability of preemptable, periodic, hard-real-time task sets using the very simple static-priority weight-monotonic scheduling scheme. Like a previous condition due to S. Baruah et al. (1996), our condition actually determines pfair schedulability.
Srikanth Rarnarnurthy, Mark Moir
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An Analysis of Fixed-Priority Schedulability on a Multiprocessor
Real-Time Systems, 2006zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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Applying fixed priority scheduling in practice
Proceedings of the 4th international workshop on Software and performance, 2004In this paper we are primarily concerned with embedded real-time systems such as mobile phones or personal communication devices. Today personal communication devices are more than voice call terminals. Mobile phones serve as platforms for a variety of mobile applications including text and picture messaging as well as personal information management ...
Raimondas Lencevicius, Alexander Ran
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Synchronous sessions and fixed priority scheduling
Journal of Systems Architecture, 1997Abstract Fixed priority scheduling is usually applied to tasks that communicate only asynchronously. Synchronous communication, although more suitable for some application requirements, is more difficult to analyse, as a task can be blocked several times and the duration of each block is dependent on the behaviour of other tasks.
Alan Burns 0001, Andy J. Wellings
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