A Review on Fog Computing and its Applications

  • Sharma S
  • Sikand R
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Abstract

Internet of things is an associate degree spotlight innovation to connect on the far side ancient devices to a various vary of devices through extended net property that has the potential to provide endless advantages to the society. IoT services collaboration become essential to bring explosive proliferation of end points. Industries become progressively sensible and economical as it targets for enhance the producing technologies productivity and analyze the real-data from the big quantity of data generated endlessly by totally different sources. The increasing necessity of information and therefore the explosion of sensing devices are extremely compel with the requirements related to divulgence, accumulator, and power utilization at finish devices like sensible meters, data transmission and will not afford serious storage hundreds from multiple numbers of IoT devices in plant through IoT-cloud architectures. The IoT development through cloud computing cannot profit because of problems with cloud services like high latency, lack of quality giant scale non-uniformity and location awareness, wherever information intensive analysis become a major challenge in sensible cities. To beat these problems with real time latency applications of for the most part distributed IoT devices and sensors, information analytics and management, a federate reckon prototype, Fog Computing is instigated. Fog Computing extends facilities to the network extremity as compared to cloud computing and impart information, calculate repository, and supplication amenity to finish operators. During this article, IoT design victimization Fog Computing is proposed that works as service entrance to multiple IoT services to build an efficient IoT application to hooked up the responses through the nodes, sensors and devices used to investigate Fog Computing unit. And also discuss similar ideas of fog computing as goals, challenges, supported observations, future directions for analysis.

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Sharma, S., & Sikand, R. (2024). A Review on Fog Computing and its Applications. In Latest Trends in Engineering and Technology (pp. 222–226). CRC Press. https://doi.org/10.1201/9781032665443-32

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