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An orthogonal real-time scheduling architecture for responsiveness QoS requirements in SOA environments

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This paper introduces a novel design approach for real-time multi-resource scheduling aimed at ensuring upper-bounded average response time in interactive computer services. By analyzing the properties of conventional heuristics, this work presents a new algorithm which combines resource and queue disciplines in an orthogonal scheduling architecture which extends recent results on stochastic real-time operations with applications on SOA and pervasive computing environments. Simulation experiments shows how the attributes of the proposed technique can outperform those of conventionally employed alternatives.

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          SAC '09: Proceedings of the 2009 ACM symposium on Applied Computing
          March 2009
          2347 pages
          ISBN:9781605581668
          DOI:10.1145/1529282

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