Planificación
Mecanismo del SO que determina qué proceso se ejecuta en la CPU.
Scheduling is a core OS function that allocates the limited CPU resource among competing processes. Schedulers aim to maximize CPU utilization, ensure fairness, and minimize response time. Common algorithms include Round Robin, First-Come-First-Served, and Priority Scheduling.
graph LR
Center["Planificación"]:::main
Rel_incident_response["incident-response"]:::related -.-> Center
click Rel_incident_response "/terms/incident-response"
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Preemptive scheduling allows the OS to forcibly interrupt a running process to give another one a turn. Multi-level feedback queues (MLFQ) dynamically adjust process priorities based on their behavior (I/O bound vs CPU bound) to optimize both throughput and interactivity.