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Adaptive Multi-Resource End-to-End Reservations for Component-Based Distributed Real-Time Systems

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Adaptive Multi-Resource End-to-End Reservations for Component-Based Distributed Real-Time Systems
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Article in International Conference Proceedings Book
Year
2015
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Khalilzad, N
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Ashjaei, M
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Abstract (EN): Complexity in the real-time embedded software domain has been growing rapidly. The component-based software development approach facilitates the development process of such software systems by dividing a complex system into a number of simpler components. Resource reservation techniques have been widely used for providing resources to real-time software components. In this paper we target real-time components operating on a distributed resource infrastructure. Furthermore, we target a class of software components which demonstrate dynamic resource consumption behavior. A prime example of such components is a multimedia software component. In the paper, we present a framework supporting multi-resource endto- end resource reservations. We reserve resource bandwidths on both processor resources as well as on the network resources. The proposed framework utilizes a Multiple Input Multiple Output (MIMO) controller which adjusts the sizes of reservations tracking the dynamic resource demands of the software components. Finally, we present a case study using a multimedia component to demonstrate the performance and efficiency of our framework.
Language: English
Type (Professor's evaluation): Scientific
No. of pages: 10
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