Analysis of Autonomous Bandwidth-Delay-Balancing Characteristic in the Decay Usage Scheduler

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The decay usage scheduler pursues long-term fairness in terms of both service bandwidth and service delay, in contrast to GPS (generalized processor sharing)-based schedulers pursuing short-term fairness only in terms of service bandwidth. Due to this bandwidth-delay-balancing characteristic of the decay usage scheduler, I/O-bound interactive processes are preferred to CPU-bound processes, resulting in fairness and better system utilization autonomously. However, there is no firm understanding of the mixed effects of the decay usage parameters on the service performance. This paper empirically analyzes their effects in terms of the resulting service bandwidth and service delay. Such analysis and understanding provides a basis of controlling the decay usage parameters for desirable service provision as required by applications.

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Park, K., Lee, J.H., Hwang, H., Lee, CG., Min, S.L., Suh, HJ. (2011). Analysis of Autonomous Bandwidth-Delay-Balancing Characteristic in the Decay Usage Scheduler. In: Shin, S., Gantenbein, R., Kuo, TW., Hong, J. (eds) Reliable and Autonomous Computational Science. Autonomic Systems. Springer, Basel. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-0348-0031-0_6

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