Meeting the fairness deadline in speed scaling systems: is turbocharging enough?

Authors:
Maryam Elahi;Carey Williamson;Philipp Woelfel
Affiliations:
University of Calgary;University of Calgary;University of Calgary
Venue:
ACM SIGMETRICS Performance Evaluation Review
Year:
2012

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Abstract

In this work, we explore the notion of 'turbocharging' in speed scaling systems, and ask whether this is sufficient to preserve the strong dominance property of FSP over PS. The answer turns out to be no, but the analysis yields useful insights into the design of speed scaling systems that can outperform PS in response time, energy consumption, or perhaps both.