Examining memory management approaches in modern operating systems

Memory management is one of the critical and major functions of the modern operating systems, that manages the main memory operations and shifts processes between main memory and disk during the application execution. Memory management manages them all, whether or not different memory locations are allocated to a process. This process determines the amount of memory that must be allocated to operating system processes. Memory management approches decide which process to access memory at a time and track the amount of memory allocated or free up and update the corresponding states. In this study, we have examined the major dimensions of the memory management issue from the perspective of the operating system administrators, the validation of quality requirements and also how to use the quality dimensions in the memory management of the modern operating systems, due to its great importance in this field for ensuring efficiency and performance.