We have presented a multi-level adaptive hierarchical scheduling framework in our previous work. The framework targets compositional real-time systems which are composed of both hard and soft real-time systems. While static CPU portions are reserved for hard real-time components, the CPU portions of soft real-time components are adjusted during run-time. In this paper, we present the implementation details of our framework which is implemented as a Linux kernel loadable module. In addition, we present a case-study to evaluate the performance and the overhead of our framework.