When executing sop real-time tasks in a shared processor, it is important to properly allocate the computational resources such that the quality of service requirements of each task are satisfied. In this paper we propose Adaptive Reservations, based on applying a feedback scheme to a reservation based scheduler. After providing a precise mathematical model of the scheduler, we describe how this model can be used for synthesising the controller by applying results from control theory. Finally, we show the effectiveness of our method by simulation and by experiments with an MPEG player running on a modified Linux kernel.

Analysis of a Reservation-Based Feedback Scheduler

Palopoli, Luigi;Abeni, Luca;
2002-01-01

Abstract

When executing sop real-time tasks in a shared processor, it is important to properly allocate the computational resources such that the quality of service requirements of each task are satisfied. In this paper we propose Adaptive Reservations, based on applying a feedback scheme to a reservation based scheduler. After providing a precise mathematical model of the scheduler, we describe how this model can be used for synthesising the controller by applying results from control theory. Finally, we show the effectiveness of our method by simulation and by experiments with an MPEG player running on a modified Linux kernel.
2002
Proceedings IEEE Real-Time Systems Symposium
USA
IEEE Computer Society Press
Palopoli, Luigi; Abeni, Luca; G., Lipari; J., Walpole
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