One of the main performance issues faced by highperformance platforms is the delay caused by concurrent applications performing I/O. When this happens, applications sharing the I/O bandwidth create congestion, which delays the execution time and affects the platform's overall performance. Several solutions have been proposed to tackle I/O congestion. Among those solutions, I/O scheduling strategies are an essential solution to this problem in HPC systems. Currently, their main drawback is the amount of information needed. In this work, we propose a novel framework for I/O management, IO-SETS. We present the potential of this framework through a simple scheduling solution called SET-10, an I/O scheduling solution that demands minimum informa...