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A runtime resolution scheme for priority boost conflict in implicit coscheduling
2007
Journal of Supercomputing
High-performance parallel and scientific applications are composed of multiple processes running on distinct CPUs that communicate frequently. Due to the synchronization needs of such applications, performance is greatly hampered if their processes are not scheduled simultaneously on the CPUs. Implicit coscheduling (ICS) is a well-known technique to address this problem in multi-programmed clusters, however, traditional ICS schemes do not incorporate steps to adequately deal with priority boost
doi:10.1007/s11227-006-0006-3
fatcat:szv4mwv335hgzgxuvsravelwaq