QoS requirements for Fog Computing applications

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Judy C.
Guevara
University of Campinas
Ricardo
Torres
Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU)
Nelson
Fonseca
University of Campinas
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Sun, 04/16/2023 - 16:24
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10.21227/eggh-ze30
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Abstract 

Currently, Internet applications running on mobile devices generate a massive amount of data that can be transmitted to a Cloud for processing. However, one fundamental limitation of a Cloud is the connectivity with end devices. Fog computing overcomes this limitation and supports the requirements of time-sensitive applications by distributing computation, communication, and storage services along the Cloud to Things (C2T) continuum, empowering potential new applications, such as smart cities, augmented reality (AR), and virtual reality (VR). However, the adoption of Fog-based computational resources and their integration with the Cloud introduces new challenges in resource management, which requires the implementation of new strategies to guarantee compliance with the quality of service (QoS) requirements of applications. In this context, one major question is how to map the QoS requirements of applications on Fog and Cloud resources. One possible approach is to discriminate the applications arriving at the Fog into Classes of Service (CoS). This dataset contains the QoS requirements that best characterize seven Fog applications: Mission-critical, Real-time, Interactive, Conversational, Streaming, CPU-bound, and Best-effort. Moreover, this dataset was used in the implementation of a typical machine learning classification methodology to discriminate Fog computing applications as a function of their QoS requirements.

Funding Agency: 
CNPq-TWAS Program, CAPES, CNPq, FAPESP; FAPESP Microsoft Virtual Institute
Grant Number: 
190172/2014-2; 88881.145912/2017–01; 307560/2016-3; 2014/12236-1, 2015/24494-8, 2016/50250-1, and 2017/20945-0; 2013/50155-0, 2013/50169-1, and 2014/50715-9

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how can I gate dataset

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