A hierarchical edge cloud architecture for mobile computing
University of Tennessee at Knoxville
Abstract
The performance of mobile computing would be significantly improved by leveraging cloud computing and migrating mobile workloads for remote execution at the cloud. In this paper, to efficiently handle the peak load and satisfy the requirements of remote program execution, we propose to deploy cloud servers at the network edge and design the edge cloud as a tree hierarchy of geo-distributed servers, so as to efficiently utilize the cloud resources to serve the peak loads from mobile users. The hierarchical architecture of edge cloud enables aggregation of the peak loads across different tiers of cloud servers to maximize the amount of mobile workloads being served. To ensure efficient utilization of cloud…
Citation impact
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- 100%
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3Topics & keywords
- Cloud computing
- Computer science
- Server
- Distributed computing
- Provisioning
- Enhanced Data Rates for GSM Evolution
- Mobile edge computing
- Mobile cloud computing