NO-OP I/O Scheduler

The NO-OP I/O Scheduler is a component in computer systems that manages how input and output operations are processed. Its primary goal is to handle requests efficiently when multiple tasks need to read from or write to storage devices. Instead of aggressively optimizing for performance, the NO-OP scheduler focuses on a simpler approach that minimizes the impact of seeking, which can slow down operations. It’s especially useful in environments where workloads are predictable, ensuring that resources are used fairly without unnecessary complexity, making it suitable for systems with moderate demands.