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1) Single Queuing, Single Server System: Customers enter the system and wait in line on a First-in, first-out (FIFO) basis until they receive the service then they exit the system. | 1) Single Queuing, Single Server System: Customers enter the system and wait in line on a First-in, first-out (FIFO) basis until they receive the service then they exit the system. | ||
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2) Single Queuing, Multiserver System: Customers enter the system and join a FIFO queue. Upon reaching the front of the line, a customer is served by the next available server. | 2) Single Queuing, Multiserver System: Customers enter the system and join a FIFO queue. Upon reaching the front of the line, a customer is served by the next available server. | ||
3) Collection of Single Queue, Single Server System: When Customers arrive, they must choose one of the queues and wait in line to receive service. | 3) Collection of Single Queue, Single Server System: When Customers arrive, they must choose one of the queues and wait in line to receive service. | ||
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Revision as of 23:30, 18 February 2014
Description
Three typical types of Configuration Systems:
1) Single Queuing, Single Server System: Customers enter the system and wait in line on a First-in, first-out (FIFO) basis until they receive the service then they exit the system.
2) Single Queuing, Multiserver System: Customers enter the system and join a FIFO queue. Upon reaching the front of the line, a customer is served by the next available server.
3) Collection of Single Queue, Single Server System: When Customers arrive, they must choose one of the queues and wait in line to receive service.
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| Queueing Models |