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Michael Roitzsch returns to Syslog and we talk about scheduling in operating systems. Michael has focussed his research on soft real-time systems and explored, among other things, how good scheduling can help with smooth video display. In this episode, we introduce basic scheduling concepts, what is happening in scheduling today and how the increasingly multi-core world will shape schedulers in the future.

Michael is the acting head of the TU Dresden Operating Systems group and researcher at the Barkhausen Institute.

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00:00:00Intro

00:06:27Why is scheduling hard?

00:15:14Theory vs. Winging it

00:19:55Real-Time Systems

00:24:52Worst-Case Execution Time

00:32:15Soft Real Time

00:34:42Setting Priorities

00:43:57Concurrency

00:51:53Dispatching Systems

01:06:00Is scheduling solved?

01:20:03Tail Latency

01:24:50Learning More

01:30:13Is everything lost?

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