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Cooperative Systems The Non-Cooperative Systems is the second approach where fog node processes the requested task and possibly sends some to the cloud environment as shown in equation (6). The idea of fog collaboration with its neighboring fog node for computing resources was discussed in [1] but with a slightly different approach.
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Fog computing has got great attention due to its importance especially in Internet of Things (IoT) environment where computation at the edge of the network is most desired. Due to the geographical proximity of resources, Fog computing exhibits lower latency compared to cloud; however, inefficient resource allocation in Fog environment can result in...
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... flow chart below explains further how the task will be handle. If a node has C capacity, that node will select task to its maximum capacity and sent the rest to its neighboring Fog node until the task if there is any reached the Cloud environment as describe in the flow chart in the figure (fig.5). ...
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... flow chart below explains further how the task will be handle. If a node has C capacity, that node will select task to its maximum capacity and sent the rest to its neighboring Fog node until the task if there is any reached the Cloud environment as describe in the flow chart in the figure (fig.5). ...
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