Difference between process scheduling and cpu scheduling
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CPU Scheduler or (Short-Term scheduler):
Schedules the execution of processes in the ready queue of the system.
Sometimes it is the only scheduler in the Operating System.
It is invoked frequently (in milliseconds) so it must be fast.
Process Scheduler or (Long-Term scheduler):
Selects which processes to be brought to the ready queue of the CPU.
Invoked infrequently (in seconds, sometimes minutes), it maybe slow.
It controls the degree of multiprogramming
Schedules the execution of processes in the ready queue of the system.
Sometimes it is the only scheduler in the Operating System.
It is invoked frequently (in milliseconds) so it must be fast.
Process Scheduler or (Long-Term scheduler):
Selects which processes to be brought to the ready queue of the CPU.
Invoked infrequently (in seconds, sometimes minutes), it maybe slow.
It controls the degree of multiprogramming
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