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Chapter 5: Process Scheduling

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Chapter 5: Process Scheduling

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Basic Concepts

  • Multiprogramming
    • multiple processes in memory simultaneously
    • one waits for IO, another uses the CPU -> ↑ CPU utilization, ↑ system throughput
  • CPU-I/O Burst Cycle
    • the life of a process isn't continuous computation, but alternates between:
    • CPU bursts: short periods of CPU activity
    • IO bursts: longer periods of waiting for IO operations
  • Process Type:
    • CPU-bound processes: very few, very long CPU bursts
    • IO-bound processes: many very short CPU bursts
  • Histogram of CPU-Burst Times: the majority of CPU bursts are very short, only a few long ones

The Scheduler and Preemption

CPU Scheduler