Abstract
The scheduler used in an operating system is an
important factor in the performance of the system under
heavy load. This paper describes the scheduling
philosophy employed in the UNIX operating system and
outlines the standard scheduling strategies. Modified
strategies which address deficiencies in the standard
strategies are described. The effectiveness of these
modified strategies is assessed by means of performance
experiments.
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