Classification of optimization problems in fog computing

Bellendorf, Julian; Mann, Zoltán Ádám

doi:10.1016/j.future.2020.01.036

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“…Both R5 and R6 relate to other system goals than data protection. Such other goals in cloud-based systems could include energy consumption reduction [27], cost reduction [28], latency minimization [29], and many others [30]. In this paper, we focus on the minimization of costs and the maximization of the available functionality as two representative examples, but the work presented here could be extended to address other goals as well.…”

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RADAR: Data Protection in Cloud-Based Computer Systems at Run Time

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RADAR: Data Protection in Cloud-Based Computer Systems at Run Time

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“…This layer has the function of allowing network access, conveniently and properly across all the shared resources in the IoT network. The storage and services areas of the IoT network requires heavy duty and is performed by the cloud layer [25].…”

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Utilizing technologies of fog computing in educational IoT systems: privacy, security, and agility perspective

Adel

2020

J Big Data

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Fog computing architecture is referred to the architecture that is distributed over the geographical area. This architectural arrangement mainly focuses on physical and logical network elements, and software for the purpose of implementing proper network. Fog computing architecture allows the users to have a flexible communication and also ensures that the storage services are maintained efficiently for the purpose of managing the data. However, it has been observed that in the field of education fog computing architecture has gained huge importance due to its real time application feature. The main objective of the survey is to develop a systematic literature review for the technology of fog computing in the education IoT system. The survey will also focus on evaluating the essential factors that has a crucial role in the fields of education as well as investigating the limitation and findings associated with the fog computing technologies in educational systems from the perspective of privacy, security, and agility.

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“…In recent years, Fog computing (FC) shows that it is a strong distributed computing environment that extends Cloud computing to the edge of networks [1]. The most crucial advantage of FC compared to cloud computing is the proximity to end‐devices such as sensors, actuators, smart cameras, smartphones, and Internet‐of‐Things (IoT) devices [2]. Resource management in FC can be performed using various FDs with many constraints to meet the computational demand of IoT‐enabled systems in a distributed manner [3].…”

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