Titlebook: Distributed Real-Time Systems; Theory and Practice K. Erciyes Textbook 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 Distributed computing.Real-

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Great Britain and Northern Irelandte. Moreover, tasks may be sharing resources which affect scheduling decisions. Our main goal in scheduling real-time tasks is to have tasks meet their deadlines and fair sharing of resources. We describe uniprocessor-independent task scheduling in this chapter.

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The Hardwarediscussed next. Memory and input/output units are other main parts of a real-time system as we will see. We will use the MIPS processor [.] to describe the hardware-related concepts as this processor is widely used in embedded systems and yet simple enough to display operation.

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Uniprocessor-Independent Task Schedulingte. Moreover, tasks may be sharing resources which affect scheduling decisions. Our main goal in scheduling real-time tasks is to have tasks meet their deadlines and fair sharing of resources. We describe uniprocessor-independent task scheduling in this chapter.

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Distributed Real-Time Systemsstributed systems is to achieve fault tolerance which is a fundamental requirement from any real-time system. Also, balancing the load across the nodes of a DRTS improves performance. We review the main issues in a DRTs which are models, distributed real-time operating systems and the middleware and the real-time network in this chapter.

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Distributed Real-Time Operating Systems and the Middlewareneeded in most DRTSs are clock synchronization among the nodes of the DRTS, task groups, and leader election as we review in this chapter. We show how to implement the communication software and these middleware modules in the experimental kernel.

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Distributed Real-Time Systemsieve a common goal within specified deadlines. Distributed real-time systems are needed for a number of reasons. First and foremost, real-time computing is naturally distributed with nodes processing parts of an application that may be apart. Second, one of the most important reasons in employing di

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Real-Time Operating Systemshese on the hardware. In this chapter, we review of general operating system concepts and provide a comparison of general operating system and a real-time operating system highlighting the key points of differences. We then continue with the task, memory, and I/O management functions of a real-time