Scalable and Autonomous Mobile Device-Centric Cloud for Secured D2D Sharing

Chen, Chao‐Lieh; Chen, Shen-Chien; Chang, Chun-Ruei; Lin, Chia-Fei

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-15087-1_14

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“…The system includes resources in the cloudlets then associates cloudlets with private and public clouds to further scale up the cloud federation. On the management aspect, we exploit adaptive feedback control framework to tackle the uncertain dynamics of mobile ad hoc networks in order to adapt to the dynamics such as dynamic joining and leaving a broker's domain caused by user mobility, device failure, or physical network handoff [8]. 2.1.…”

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“…Thus, each entry of the list includes a URL containing available RESTful command or a URL of filename and file attributes. Fields of security configurations, NAT port, and GPS coordinates are optionally included in each entry [8]. A tier-0 device does not have a VM member except itself and it aggregates its resources to be shared with other members in the resource list.…”

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“…Each broker hierarchically aggregates the resource lists from members and uploads updates to its upper tier broker. We continue using the cloudlet federation procedure in our previous research [8]. A cloudlet broker is either dynamically elected among user devices according to the resources status or selected by its upper tier (tier 1) broker, called cloudling broker.…”

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“…A series of contributions adopting MDC2 for improving load balance [7], user-centric security [8], access control [9] in the cloud as well as MDC2 applications of real-time seamless video sharing [8], and sociological ontology-based hybrid recommendation [10] were proposed. In these contributions, we see that MDC2 is a feasible solution to provide services in UCN.…”

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Hierarchical Brokering with Feedback Control Framework in Mobile Device-Centric Clouds

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2016

Mobile Information Systems

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We propose a hierarchical brokering architecture (HiBA) and Mobile Multicloud Networking (MMCN) feedback control framework for mobile device-centric cloud (MDC2) computing. Exploiting the MMCN framework and RESTful web-based interconnection, each tier broker probes resource state of its federation for control and management. Real-time and seamless services were developed. Case studies including intrafederation energy-aware balancing based on fuzzy feedback control and higher tier load balancing are further demonstrated to show how HiBA with MMCN relieves the embedding of algorithms when developing services. Theoretical performance model and real-world experiments both show that an MDC2 based on HiBA features better quality in terms of resource availability and network latency if it federates devices with enough resources distributed in lower tier hierarchy. The proposed HiBA realizes a development platform for MDC2 computing which is a feasible solution to User-Centric Networks (UCNs).

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Hierarchical Brokering with Feedback Control Framework in Mobile Device-Centric Clouds

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2016

Mobile Information Systems

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“…Resource-poor devices could augment resources by offloading tasks to clouds in MCC. Chen et al proposed the Hierarchical broker architecture (HiBA) [2][3] which is a new paradigm of MCC. HiBA is a multi-layer cloud networks consisted of public clouds, private clouds, and user devices.…”

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confidence: 99%