IMPLEMENTATION OF PROBABILITY-BASED PRIORITY-DRIVEN STRIDE SCHEDULING IN DISTRIBUTED SYSTEM
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Generally fair share scheduling methods is not suitable for I/O bound and interactive applications whereas priority scheduling supports to execute variety of processes and applications. Stride scheduling is a deterministically fair share scheduling scheme that defines the share of processor time allocating to a client. This paper proposes priority-driven stride scheduling using stochastic modeling in distributed system that improves throughput and reduces response time by applying probabilistic study with the concept of fairness in resource distribution. A model-based simulation study is performed to analyze the transitions of clients onto the processor of this proposed scheme.
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