parallel-tasking starvation

1 of our books defines this term.

When long-running tasks dominate a shared pool of concurrency, short tasks get starved behind them, latency begins to oscillate, and the system’s responsiveness turns unpredictable

— When Agents Decide, in “When Agents Decide”, Adrian Cockcroft, Jeremy Eder, Joseph Enochs, Jenn Spykerman & Brian Wald

See also Continuous Decision Intelligence · Software 3.0

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