Handbook of Scheduling

Karger, D., Stein, & Wein, J. (1997). Handbook of Scheduling: Algorithms, Models, and Performance Analysis. Chapman & Hall.

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• Scheduling
  • T2 — Fairness vs Throughput vs Priority: As surveyed in the Karger, Stein, and Wein (1997) handbook, fair policies (round-robin, fair- share, weighted fair queueing per Demers et al.) ensure no job starves but may reduce throughput and increase latency; throughput- maximizing policies (shortest job first, shortest weighted job first) may starve long jobs; strict priority may starve low-priority work entirely.

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