International audienceOperating systems have been shown to waste machine resources by leaving cores idle while work is ready to be scheduled. This results in suboptimal performance for user applications, and wasted power. Recent progress in formal verification methods have led to operating systems being proven safe, but operating systems have yet to be proven free of performance bottlenecks. In this paper we instigate the first effort in proving performance properties of operating systems by designing a mul-ticore scheduler that is proven to be work-conserving
Disk schedulers in operating systems are generally work-conserving; they schedule a request immediat...
International audienceIn modern server CPUs, individual cores can run at different frequencies, whic...
Technological advancements enable to integrate more and more processing cores on single chips. After...
Operating systems have been shown to waste machine resources by leaving cores idle while work is rea...
Virtual (online) conferenceInternational audienceRecent research and bug reports have shown that wor...
International audienceAs a central part of resource management, the OS thread scheduler must maintai...
We present a new operating system scheduling algorithm for multicore processors. Our algorithm reduc...
Hardware performance monitoring counters (PMCs) have proven effective in characterizing application ...
International audienceThe complexity of computer architectures has risen since the early years of th...
High-performance, parallel programs want uninterrupted access to physical resources. This character...
Configuration of hardware knobs in multicore environments for meeting performance-power demands cons...
Disk schedulers in operating systems are generally work-conserving; they schedule a request immediat...
CPU time-share process schedulers for computer operating systems have existed since Corbato publishe...
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International audienceTo best support highly parallel applications, Linux's CFS scheduler tends to s...
Disk schedulers in operating systems are generally work-conserving; they schedule a request immediat...
International audienceIn modern server CPUs, individual cores can run at different frequencies, whic...
Technological advancements enable to integrate more and more processing cores on single chips. After...
Operating systems have been shown to waste machine resources by leaving cores idle while work is rea...
Virtual (online) conferenceInternational audienceRecent research and bug reports have shown that wor...
International audienceAs a central part of resource management, the OS thread scheduler must maintai...
We present a new operating system scheduling algorithm for multicore processors. Our algorithm reduc...
Hardware performance monitoring counters (PMCs) have proven effective in characterizing application ...
International audienceThe complexity of computer architectures has risen since the early years of th...
High-performance, parallel programs want uninterrupted access to physical resources. This character...
Configuration of hardware knobs in multicore environments for meeting performance-power demands cons...
Disk schedulers in operating systems are generally work-conserving; they schedule a request immediat...
CPU time-share process schedulers for computer operating systems have existed since Corbato publishe...
© 2015 IEEE. Personal use of this material is permitted. Permission from IEEE must be obtained for a...
International audienceTo best support highly parallel applications, Linux's CFS scheduler tends to s...
Disk schedulers in operating systems are generally work-conserving; they schedule a request immediat...
International audienceIn modern server CPUs, individual cores can run at different frequencies, whic...
Technological advancements enable to integrate more and more processing cores on single chips. After...