Luca Abeni
ABSTRACT
This paper presents a theoretical schedulability analysis of client/server communication in a reservation-based system. The inheritance mechanism previously implemented in a reservation-based system (based on the SCHED_DEADLINE Linux patch, which implements the Constant Bandwidth Server (CBS) algorithm in the Linux kernel) is improved to support predictable client/server communications, and the modified SCHED_DEADLINE has been used to run an extensive set of experiments showing the effectiveness of the proposed approach and analysis.
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