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A Real-Time Distributed Scheduling Service For Middleware Systems

Jiang-Yin Zhang, Lisa Cingiser DiPippo, Victor Fay-Wolfe, Kevin Bryan, M.C. Murphy

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The latest version of real-time CORBA defines a distributable thread primitive to support real-time computing in a dynamic distributed environment. However, this standard does not provide support for making and enforcing global decisions. This paper describes the framework for a distributed scheduling service (DSS) that provides globally sound decision-making and scheduling enforcement to real-time distributed systems. The paper describes the design and implementation of the framework, as well as preliminary performance results.

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The latest version of real-time CORBA defines a distributable thread primitive to support real-time computing in a dynamic distributed environment. However, this standard does not provide support for making and enforcing global decisions. This paper describes the framework for a distributed scheduling service (DSS) that provides globally sound decision-making and scheduling enforcement to real-time distributed systems. The paper describes the design and implementation of the framework, as well as preliminary performance results.

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The latest version of real-time CORBA defines a distributable thread primitive to support real-time computing in a dynamic distributed environment. However, this standard does not provide support for making and enforcing global decisions. This paper describes the framework for a distributed scheduling service (DSS) that provides globally sound decision-making and scheduling enforcement to real-time distributed systems. The paper describes the design and implementation of the framework, as well as preliminary performance results.

Key concepts: Computer science, Distributed computing, Common Object Request Broker Architecture, Scheduling (production processes), Thread (computing), Dynamic priority scheduling, Operating system, Quality of service

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