Description: Data-Centric Scheduling is an approach to resource management in computer systems that prioritizes data availability and access patterns. This method is based on the premise that efficiency in task execution and system performance optimization can be achieved by analyzing and understanding how data is accessed. Instead of simply allocating resources uniformly or randomly, data-centric scheduling uses analytical information to anticipate processing and storage needs, dynamically adjusting resource allocation. This allows for quicker responses to system demands and improves CPU utilization by focusing on the most relevant data at any given moment. Key features of this approach include adaptability, resource usage efficiency, and the ability to learn from data access patterns over time. The relevance of data-centric scheduling has increased with the growth of the amount of data generated and the need for systems that can effectively handle this complexity, especially in various computing environments and big data applications.
