Speaker
Morten Rasmussen
(Arm)
Description
Energy-aware scheduling (EAS) introduced a simply, yet at that time, effective energy model to help guide task scheduling decisions and DVFS policies. As CPU core micro-architecture has evolved the error bars on the energy model to grow potentially leading to sub-optimal task placement. Are we getting to the point where we need to enhance the energy model, or look at new ways to bias task placement decisions?
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Primary author
Morten Rasmussen
(Arm)
