2017 IEEE 6th International Conference on Cloud Networking (CloudNet) 2017
DOI: 10.1109/cloudnet.2017.8071541
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A bandwidth allocation scheme to meet flow requirements in mobile edge computing

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“…To achieve this optimization, computation resources and offloading MCO decisions were the main constraints in the optimization process. Ito et al proposed a bandwidth allocation scheme based on collectible information to meet the requirements of each flow in mobile edge computing [6]. Energy-aware edge server placement is studied in [5] to find a more effective placement scheme with low energy consumption.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…To achieve this optimization, computation resources and offloading MCO decisions were the main constraints in the optimization process. Ito et al proposed a bandwidth allocation scheme based on collectible information to meet the requirements of each flow in mobile edge computing [6]. Energy-aware edge server placement is studied in [5] to find a more effective placement scheme with low energy consumption.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The network model is a heterogeneous network with one MeNB cell, š¼ š‘  SeNBs, and š¼ š‘“ Femtocells co-located as shown in Figure .1. An MEC server connected at the MeNB [6], and another server is at a Femtocell access point.…”
Section: Matching Subcarrier Resource Allocation and Offloading Decisionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Optimizing the bandwidth in a fog/edge environment directly minimizes the delay resulting from the transmission process because the processing resources are located close to the end devices. In this context, Ito et al [45] proposed a bandwidth allocation scheme based on collectible information. Gia et al [46] introduced the processing of ECG (electrocardiogram) features using fog nodes, their results disclosed that fog helps to achieve more efficiency in bandwidth and low latency in the data processing.…”
Section: A General Review Of Iot-based Systems' Requirementsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Based on this, this paper selects the chain topology to deploy the MVN architecture. The MVN architecture adopts the chain topology, which is mainly composed of four parts: BS (Base Station), MECP (Multi-Access Edge Computing Point), gNB (5G Micro Base Station) and terminal [21]. BS is the root node of MVN tree topology, which gathers local information by connecting MECP and promotes MVN network to comprehensively manage traffic from a global perspective; MECP will process the collected delay sensitive information in time to shorten the delay; gNB can communicate with MECP for up to two hops and transmit the collected information of adjacent terminals; in order to realize the mobile coverage test of the target, static Test Points (TP) are set up at several representative locations on the target road section to test whether the connectivity and coverage of MVN network meet the requirements.…”
Section: System Model Of 5g Access Data Back Haul Linkmentioning
confidence: 99%