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Adding Contract-Based Reservation Services to a Hard Real-Time Ethernet Protocol
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@MISC{Harbour_addingcontract-based,
author = {Michael González Harbour and José María Martínez and Juan López Campos and J. Javier Gutiérrez and Julio L. Medina},
title = {Adding Contract-Based Reservation Services to a Hard Real-Time Ethernet Protocol},
year = {}
}
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Abstract
This paper presents the implementation of DFSF, a contract-based framework for flexible scheduling in real-time networks. The initial implementation of DFSF provides the ability to make dynamic bandwidth reservations using a distributed acceptance test that ensures the overall network schedulability. It has been implemented using the Real-Time Ethernet Protocol (RT-EP), which is a software-based token-passing Ethernet protocol for real-time applications, that does not require any modification to existing Ethernet
Keyphrases
contract-based reservation service hard real-time ethernet protocol flexible scheduling initial implementation real-time ethernet protocol dynamic bandwidth reservation software-based token-passing ethernet protocol real-time network real-time application distributed acceptance test contract-based framework overall network schedulability
