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Process Scheduling is responsible for selecting a processor process based on a scheduling method as well as removing a processor process. Its a crucial component of a multiprogramming operating system. Process scheduling makes use of a variety of scheduling queues.
Schedulers are like the traffic police of the kernel. They decide which process gets to run, for how long and when. The Linux kernel has several schedulers, each with its strengths and weaknesses. The default scheduler is the Completely Fair Scheduler, which is designed to provide fair CPU time to all processes.
A kernel is a computer program at the core of a computers operating system that always has complete control over everything in the system. The kernel is also responsible for preventing and mitigating conflicts between different processes.
A Linux job scheduler is a tool used in Linux systems for automating routine tasks and job scheduling without manual intervention. It manages scheduled tasks, ensuring they execute at predefined times. CFS (Completely Fair Scheduler) is a specific implementation of the Linux Scheduler introduced in kernel version 2.6.
Linux, like most operating systems, triggers the scheduler by using a timer inter- rupt. When this timer goes off, the kernel needs to decide whether to yield the CPU to a process different than the current process and, if a yield occurs, which process gets the CPU next.
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Kernel mode refers to the processor mode that enables software to have full and unrestricted access to the system and its resources. Kernel mode is used by the OS kernel and its core services, including device drivers, system calls and interrupt handlers.
Thread scheduling has several advantages over process scheduling. Thread switching is faster and cheaper than process switching because it does not require changing the address space, resources, or context of the process.

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