Last updated: Feb 6, 2022

Scheduling

Operating System allocates priorities to jobs. Deciding which job to run next is the job of the scheduler. The scheduler must maximize throughout try to process as many jobs as possible in as little time as possible. Balance resource use and avoid pushing low-priority jobs to the back of the queue forever.

Introduction of Process Management EASY

This blog will discuss the topic of Introduction to Process Management, which includes Process attributes, states, operations, management, device and processor management.

Author Sagar Mishra

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Scheduling in Operating System EASY

Process Scheduling in Operating System involves managing tasks, determining their order for execution, optimizing resource utilization for efficiency. Read on to learn more!

Author Yashesvinee V

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First In First Out (FIFO) Algorithm in OS

This article will cover the implementation, advantages, and applications of FIFO in OS. We will also see the FIFO page replacement algorithm.

Author Soumya Pandey

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Scheduling Algorithms in (OS) Operating Systems EASY

Scheduling Algorithms in (OS) Operating System: This article discusses scheduling algorithms and the types of scheduling algorithms in OS with advantages and disadvantages.

Author Yashesvinee V

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How Is Shortest Job First Scheduling Performed In Operating Systems? MEDIUM

This article discusses the shortest job first scheduling, Shortest-Job-First Preemptive Scheduling, Shortest-Job-First Non-Preemptive Scheduling, and advantages and disadvantages of shortest job first.

Author Vaibhav Agarwal

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Attributes of a Process

This article will go through the Operating System that uses the process attributes to generate the process control block (PCB).

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Look Disk Scheduling EASY

LOOK disk scheduling is an improved version of SCAN Disk Scheduling Algorithm. It is like a smart way to organize computer tasks

Author Rinki Deka

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This blog will introduce the Process Queues, their types and working and their implementation in detail.

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States of a Process

In this brief article, we will understand all the states a process undergoes between the operation of creating and terminating a process.

Author Divyansh Jain

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Round Robin Scheduling in C EASY

In this article, we will discuss the algorithm, its working, characteristics, advantages, disadvantages, examples, and programs showing its implementation in C.

Author Gaurav Gandhi

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Process Scheduler

This article incorporates the process schedulers along with a detailed explanation of its three types of schedulers.

Author Amit Singh

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In this article, we will study some concepts of CPU scheduling and several CPU scheduling algorithms along with its types.

Author Pakhi Garg

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Non-Preemptive Priority Based Scheduling

This article deals with the topic Non-Preemptive priority based scheduling algorithm, explains how it works, and discusses its advantages and disadvantages.

Author Kushleen Waraich

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Difference Between Preemptive and Non-Preemptive Scheduling MEDIUM

In this article, we will cover the major differences between preemptive and non-preemptive scheduling with its advantages and disadvantages.

Author Divyansh Jain

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Measure the Time Spent in Context Switch

In this blog, we will learn about context switch, context switch steps, and how to calculate context switch time.

Author Purswani Dineshkumar

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Difference between Dispatcher and Scheduler

This article is about the difference between dispatcher and scheduler, types of scheduler illustrated with examples.

Author Jainish Patel

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Shortest Remaining Time First Scheduling Algorithm EASY

Shortest Remaining Time First (SRTF) Algorithm is the preemptive variant/version of the SJF scheduling algorithm.

Author Aman kumar Chourasiya

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Program for FCFS CPU Scheduling MEDIUM

We will be writing a program for FCFS, a scheduling algorithm that automatically executes queued requests in an operating system.

Author Kashish Saxena

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Convoy Effect in Operating System EASY

The Convoy Effect is a phenomenon in which the entire Operating System slows down owing to a few slower processes in the system.

Author Divyansh Jain

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What is Belady's Anomaly in Operating System MEDIUM

Bélády’s anomaly occurs when adding more page frames to memory leads to more page faults for a specific access pattern.

Author Kashish Saxena

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Shortest Job First(Non-preemptive) MEDIUM

The Shortest Job First (Non-preemptive) algorithm schedules processes based on burst time. Ideal for reducing waiting times and improving system efficiency in OS

Author Ankit Kumar

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Round Robin Scheduling

This article covers the Round Robin scheduling algorithm followed by several examples and use-cases in detail.

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Round Robin Scheduling | Part-2 MEDIUM

This article covers the algorithm and Implementation part of the Round Robin scheduling algorithm in C++ language.

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HRRN Scheduling

This article will discuss one of the types of CPU scheduling i.e. HRRN Scheduling, along with its working and example.

Author Ankit Kumar

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Multilevel Queue Scheduling MEDIUM

In this article, we will learn about the multilevel queue scheduling algorithm, its working with the help of an example in detail.

Author Rahul Singh

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Multilevel Feedback Queue Scheduling (MLFQ) MEDIUM

Multilevel Feedback Queue Scheduling (MLFQ) is an advanced CPU scheduling method based on the Multilevel Queue (MLQ) approach.

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Lottery Process Scheduling

This blog will discuss ‘Lottery Process Scheduling in Operating System’ with the help of an example in detail.

Author Saksham Gupta

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Multiple Processors Scheduling in Operating System EASY

Multiprocessor Scheduling involves multiple CPUs, due to which Load sharing is possible. Load Sharing is the balancing of load between numerous processors.

Author Shivani Kumari

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Race Condition in OS: Definition, Examples & Prevention MEDIUM

Race condition in OS occurs when processes or threads run concurrently, causing conflicts. Learn definition, examples, and prevention methods.

Author Nilesh Kumar

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