Scheduling policies and system software architectures for mixed-criticality computing
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Citation
Sinha, Soham. "Scheduling Policies and System Software Architectures for Mixed-criticality Computing." Technical Report BUCS-TR-2018-001, Department of Computer Science, Boston University, December 5, 2018.
Abstract
Mixed-criticality model of computation is being increasingly
adopted in timing-sensitive systems. The model not only
ensures that the most critical tasks in a system never fails,
but also aims for better systems resource utilization in normal condition. In this report, we describe the widely used
mixed-criticality task model and fixed-priority scheduling
algorithms for the model in uniprocessors. Because of the
necessity by the mixed-criticality task model and scheduling
policies, isolation, both temporal and spatial, among tasks is
one of the main requirements from the system design point
of view. Different virtualization techniques have been used
to design system software architecture with the goal of isolation. We discuss such a few system software architectures
which are being and can be used for mixed-criticality model
of computation.
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