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It is ''quantum based'', and the timeslice is 30 ms. This (roughly) means that a vCPU can r Timeslice (also known, in other contexts, as ''scheduling quantum'') is for how long a vCPU can run before the scheduler itself chimes in, an

...U time were determined by their weights. What it is traditionally called ''quantum'', or ''timeslice'', was known there as '''context switch allowance''', and

...duler. The RTDS scheduler in Xen 4.7 changes the scheduling model from the quantum-driven to event-driven. Because the event-driven model can avoid invoking t

* The RTDS scheduler has been changed from a quantum-driven model to an event-driven model, which will not invoke the scheduler

...orkloads. In Xen Project 4.7, the scheduling model has been changed from a quantum-driven to an event-driven model, which reduces scheduling overhead and thus