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When n tasks compete for I/O simultaneously, equal resource sharing suggest that each task should experience a factor of n slowdown compared to running alone.
When all tasks experience better performance than the proportional slowdown, we further measure fairness according to the slowdown of the slowest tasks.
Specifically, scheduler S1 achieves better fairness than scheduler S2 if the slowest task under S1 makes more progress than the slowest task under S2.
- implementation
- ( avg of I/O of concurrent tasks / I/O of one task running alone )
- ( I/O performance of the slowest task / I/O of one task running alone )
3_ Evaluation of Responsiveness
- implementation
- ( avg of worst case (99.9 percentile) I/O request )