A most challenging problems faced by the researchers and developers of the distributed real time system is what types of measures and requirements are considered to measure the performance of the new devised system for scheduling and routing. This paper presents, the various measures required to count the performance of the system. There are large number of parameters needed to count the performance of the scheduling and routing. This study provides the complete analysis of the performance of the system and how to balance the various aspects to have the better results.

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