Quality of Time Architecture & APIs
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Abstract:
Time is not necessarily what a clock reports. There is an uncertainty in time which is often not reported. Quantifying this timing uncertainty with clock parameters such as accuracy, precision, jitter or wander, is what introduces quality in time. Modern operating systems such as Linux lacks this perception of Quality of Time (QoT). It exposes some default clocks which are time synchronized / syntonized on best-effort basis through NTP or PTP, irrespective of the applications demand and the resources at hand.
Submitted by Fatima Anwar
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Abstract:
Time is not necessarily what a clock reports. There is an uncertainty in time which is often not reported. Quantifying this timing uncertainty with clock parameters such as accuracy, precision, jitter or wander, is what introduces quality in time. Modern operating systems such as Linux lacks this perception of Quality of Time (QoT). It exposes some default clocks which are time synchronized / syntonized on best-effort basis through NTP or PTP, irrespective of the applications demand and the resources at hand.
Submitted by Fatima Anwar
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