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We show that a fluid-flow interpretation of Service Curve Earliest DeadlineFirst (SCED) scheduling simplifies deadline derivations for this scheduler. Byexploiting the recently reported isomorphism between min-plus and max-plusnetwork calculus, and expressing deadlines in a max-plus algebra, deadlinecomputations no longer require pseudo-inverse computations. SCED deadlines areprovided for general convex or concave piecewise linear service curves.

A Fluid-Flow Interpretation of SCED Scheduling