2022
DOI: 10.4018/ijitwe.297968
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On Cost-Aware Heterogeneous Cloudlet Deployment for Mobile Edge Computing

Abstract: Edge computing undertakes downlink cloud services and uplink terminal computing tasks, data interaction latency and network transmission cost are thus significantly reduced. Although a lot of research has been conducted in mobile edge computing (MEC), which assumed that all homogeneous cloudlets are placed in WMAN and user mobility is also ignored, little attention is paid to how to place heterogeneous cloudlets in wireless metropolitan area network (WMAN) to minimize the deployment cost of cloudlets. Meanwhil… Show more

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“…The primary drawback of offloading work to a remote cloud is the latency, which disrupts user experiences in interactive applications like mobile gaming [15]. Cloudlets get around this problem by giving users low-latency access to networkedge computing resources, which significantly boosts the efficiency of mobile applications [16]. The primary issue with WMAN is the deployment of fewer cloudlets with good services to end user.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The primary drawback of offloading work to a remote cloud is the latency, which disrupts user experiences in interactive applications like mobile gaming [15]. Cloudlets get around this problem by giving users low-latency access to networkedge computing resources, which significantly boosts the efficiency of mobile applications [16]. The primary issue with WMAN is the deployment of fewer cloudlets with good services to end user.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%