This page describes how guarantees for resources can be implemented.
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Providing a guarantee through limiting
The idea of getting a guarantee is simple:
if any group requires a units of resource from units available then limiting all the rest groups with units provides a desired guarantee
For groups in the system this implies solving a linear equation set to get limits like this:
In a matrix form this looks like
where
and thus the solution is
Skipping boring calculations, the reverse matrix is
This solutions looks huge, but the vector is calculated in time:
void calculate_limits(int N, int *g, int *l) { int sum; int i; if (N == 1) { l[0] = R; return; } sum = 0; for (i = 0; i < N; i++) sum += R - g[i]; for (i = 0; i < N; i++) l[i] = (sum - (R - g[i]) - (N - 2) * (R - g[i]))/(N - 1); }
Disadvantages of this approach
This approach has only one disadvantage: O(n) time needed to start a new container.