This review paper compares the various disk scheduling algorithms that are used to schedule processes in a queue, such as FCFS, SSTF, SCAN, C-SCAN, LOOK, C-LOOK, OTHDSA, and Zone Base Disk Scheduling, and then applies all of these techniques to two data sets to assess the performance of each algorithm. The comparison includes updated and improved techniques that show promising results in collecting data from the digital store. The comparison results were also contrasted with supporting the statement that all disk scheduling algorithms' technique offers much better performance. The comparison shows that among all disk scheduling algorithms, OTHDSA has excellent performance and takes a search time of 250 to complete all requests in a queue.
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