A novel fault-tolerant scheduling of real-time tasks on multiprocessor using discrete-elitist multi-ACO

Abhaya Kumar Samal, A. K. Parida, S. Pani, Akshaya Kumar Dash
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Fault-tolerant scheduling of real-time (RT) tasks in multiprocessor based systems is essentially a NP-hard problem. Basically this is a permutation based combinatorial optimization problem which involves allocating a set of tasks on a set of processors so as to minimize the makespan and ensures tasks to meet their timing constraints. Conventional approach to meet fault-tolerance (FT) in scheduling RT tasks based on traditional heuristic approach yields poor performance, like inefficient processor utilization and higher task rejection. The primary-backup (PB) scheme is a popular approach used as a fault-tolerant technique to schedule RT tasks with guarantee to meet their deadlines despite presence of fault. In this paper, we propose a novel scheduling algorithm using discrete elitist multi-objective ant colony optimization (DEMACO) technique for providing FT in multiprocessor environment. Exhaustive simulation study reveals that the proposed primary-backup based fault-tolerant scheduling (PBFTS) scheme using DEMACO outperforms other traditional fault-tolerant scheduling schemes in terms of performance, system utilization and efficiency.
基于离散精英多蚁群算法的多处理机实时任务容错调度
在基于多处理器的系统中,实时任务的容错调度本质上是一个np难题。基本上,这是一个基于排列的组合优化问题,它涉及到在一组处理器上分配一组任务,以最小化最大时间跨度并确保任务满足其时间约束。传统的启发式调度RT任务的容错方法存在处理器利用率低、任务拒绝率高等问题。主备份(PB)方案是一种流行的方法,用作容错技术来调度RT任务,并保证在存在故障的情况下满足它们的最后期限。本文提出了一种新的调度算法,利用离散精英多目标蚁群优化(DEMACO)技术来提供多处理器环境下的多任务调度。详尽的仿真研究表明,基于DEMACO的基于主备份的容错调度(pbft)方案在性能、系统利用率和效率方面都优于其他传统容错调度方案。
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