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Novel Approach to Improve QoS of a Multiple Server Queue
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International Journal of Communications, Network and System Sciences·Volume 03 (2010)·Pages 83–86·Published 20 January 2010·DOI10.4236/ijcns.2010.31012
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Abstract
The existing models of servers work on the M/G/1 model which is in some ways predictable and offers us an opportunity to compare the various other server queuing models. Mathematical analysis on the M/G/1 model is available in detail. This paper presents some mathematical analysis which aims at reducing the mean service time of a multiple server model. The distribution of the Mean Service Time has been derived using Little’s Law and a C++ simulation code has been provided to enable a test run so that the QoS of a multi-server system can be improved by reducing the Mean Service Time.
KeywordsQoSSIPS S QueueM S Queue
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