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Meta-scheduling

Meta-scheduling (also called super-scheduling) is a computer software technique for optimising computational workloads by coordinating multiple underlying job schedulers. A meta-scheduler sits above the individual schedulers within a distributed environment — such as a computing grid or a multi-site high-performance computing facility — and provides an…

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Meta-scheduling

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related to References · 28
Meta-scheduling → Adaptive Time-Triggered Systems, AmE, Automotive, Bebawy, Doctoral, Electronics, Energy-Efficient, Frequency-Scaling, GMM-Symposium VDE, IEEE, Innovation, International Conference, July, KBEI, Knowledge-Based Engineering, Meta-Scheduling Techniques, Murshed, Obermaisser, Optimization, Robust
related to Embedded systems context · 5
Meta-scheduling → By, In, MPSoCs, SBMeS, This

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systems computing grid meta-scheduler system multiple schedulers embedded time-triggered underlying job jobs schedules also multi-core context adaptive architectures scenario-based sorkhpour

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current queue depthinstance ofThe meta-scheduler selects the target based on factors0.80text
resource availabilityinstance ofThe meta-scheduler selects the target based on factors0.80text
job requirementsinstance ofThe meta-scheduler selects the target based on factors0.80text
policy constraintsinstance ofThe meta-scheduler selects the target based on factors0.80text
multi-core systems-on-chipinstance ofparticularly those using time-triggered architectures0.80text
Meta-schedulingrelated to Embedded systems contextIn0.60section
Meta-schedulingrelated to Embedded systems contextMPSoCs0.60section
Meta-schedulingrelated to Embedded systems contextThis0.60section
Meta-schedulingrelated to Embedded systems contextSBMeS0.60section
Meta-schedulingrelated to Embedded systems contextBy0.60section
Meta-schedulingrelated to ReferencesSorkhpour0.60section
Meta-schedulingrelated to ReferencesObermaisser0.60section

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