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Patterns in Global Dynamic Middleware Scheduling and Binding

This position paper describes patterns that we have discovered in the process of developing models and algorithms for global dynamic real-time QoS scheduling and binding in distributed object computing middleware. Some of these patterns are similar to previously defined patterns, while others are new due to the real-time nature of the applications in which they will be implemented. We first briefly describe the models and algorithms that we have developed. We then go on to discuss the patterns used by these algorithms. Finally, we describe some future work in the area of meta-configuration and speculate about what kinds of patterns might be useful in this area.