Fog Computing in the Internet of Things
Intelligence at the Edge
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Beschreibung
This book describes state-of-the-art approaches to Fog Computing, including the background of innovations achieved in recent years. Coverage includes various aspects of fog computing architectures for Internet of Things, driving reasons, variations and case studies. The authors discuss in detail key topics, such as meeting low latency and real-time requirements of applications, interoperability, federation, resource estimation and management, energy efficiency, security and privacy, fog and cloud interplay, geo-distribution and location awareness, and case studies in healthcare and smart space applications.
This book describes state-of-the-art approaches to Fog Computing, including the background of innovations achieved in recent years. Coverage includes various aspects of fog computing architectures for Internet of Things, driving reasons, variations and case studies. The authors discuss in detail key topics, such as meeting low latency and real-time requirements of applications, interoperability, federation and heterogeneous computing, energy efficiency and mobility, fog and cloud interplay, geo-distribution and location awareness, and case studies in healthcare and smart space applications.
Provides a single-source reference to the state of the art in Fog Computing Enables readers to understand what fog computing is and the use cases that drive towards it, plus the benefits of using fog computing in Internet of Things Describes internal architecture and organization of services in fog computing
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Amir M. Rahmani
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“The book is central to the understanding and advanced study of fog computing. It follows an effective model, based on eight scientific papers of a very high level, and is suitable for readers who want an introduction to the area, according to an organization inspired by the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) stack.” (Joao Orvalho, Computing Reviews, May, 2018)
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