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Reducing conservatism in response time analysis of distributed systems

Rate monotonic analysis (RMA) is a well-established technique for assessing schedulability of periodic and sporadic tasks which share a processor resource using fixed priority scheduling. An alternative approach to analysing such systems is to build a model which represents the behaviour of the system more dynamically, taking into account the dependency between the tasks.