Multilevel Queue Scheduling

Multilevel Queue Scheduling is a computer process management technique that organizes tasks into different categories, or "queues," based on their priority or type. For example, high-priority tasks like system processes are placed in one queue, while lower-priority tasks, such as background jobs, go into another. Each queue can have its own scheduling method, ensuring that important tasks are completed quickly while allowing less critical ones to be processed later. This approach helps optimize system performance by efficiently managing various types of workloads and ensuring that urgent processes receive the attention they need.