EFFICIENT RESOURCE ALLOCATION AND QOS ENHANCEMENTS OF IOT WITH FOG NETWORK
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Kumar, T. Senthil. 2019. “EFFICIENT RESOURCE ALLOCATION AND QOS ENHANCEMENTS OF IOT WITH FOG NETWORK”. Journal of ISMAC 1 (2): 101-10. https://doi.org/10.36548/jismac.2019.2.003.

Keywords

— Internet of things
— Fog network
— Cloud computing
— Resource allocation
— Energy utilization
Published: 30-09-2019

Abstract

The fog network that is the complementary for the cloud services, bring down the services of the cloud to its edge device with the easy and the early access of the information's for the task that are time sensitive for the internet of things. The enormous big data flow through the internet of things from various tasks in the variety of application has paved way to seek the efficient ways of resource allocation of the tasks in the fog network. So efficient way of resources allocation entailed to enhances the quality of service for the internet of things and improve the network performance, is proposed in the paper. The efficient resource allocation with reduced energy consumption and maximum resources utilization in the fog network is performed for the information's gained over the internet of things. The performance of the proposed method is validated using the network simulator to gain knowledge on the proficiency of the proposed method of resource allocation in the fog.

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