Recent Developments in Vacation Queueing Models : A Short Survey

Abstract

Abstract — Queueing systems with server vacations (server’s performing non-queueing jobs) have been studied extensively since the late 70’s. A considerable number of works in this area were completed in the early 80’s and surveyed by Doshi in 1986. As an extension to the classical queueing system, allowing idle servers to work on non-queueing jobs makes the vacation models more applicable in a variety of systems including flexible manufacturing or service and computer communication systems. Motivated by these applications, more studies on vacation models have been done during the late 80’s and 90’s and surveyed in the book by Takagi in 1991 and the book by Tian and Zhang in 2006. This paper intends to provide a brief summary of the most recent research works on vacation queueing systems in the past 10 years.

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