Resource Graph A resource graph is a visual representation that depicts the different resources available in a system, such as CPU, memory, printers, and ne...
Resource Graph
A resource graph is a visual representation that depicts the different resources available in a system, such as CPU, memory, printers, and network connections. Each resource is represented by a node, and each resource requirement by an edge between the nodes.
The resource graph shows the allocation of resources to processes, ensuring that all processes can access the resources they need to function correctly. When a resource becomes unavailable, a resource graph can be used to determine whether a process can continue running.
Deadlock
A deadlock is a situation where multiple processes are waiting for resources held by each other. Deadlocks can be prevented by using fair resource allocation algorithms, such as the Priority-Based Resource Sharing (PRSS) algorithm