Description: Time-Based Resource Allocation is a strategy used in CPU resource management that prioritizes tasks based on how long they have been waiting to be executed. This approach aims to optimize system performance by ensuring that tasks that have been in the queue the longest receive attention before those that have arrived more recently. The idea is to minimize wait times and improve overall processing efficiency. This method is particularly relevant in systems where multiple processes compete for limited resources, as it allows for a more equitable distribution of CPU time among tasks. By allocating resources in this manner, the goal is to avoid starvation situations, where certain tasks may never receive processing time due to the constant arrival of new tasks. Time-Based Resource Allocation is often implemented in various computing environments that require dynamic and efficient resource management, ensuring that older tasks are prioritized, contributing to a more balanced and responsive system.
