Dynamic Resource Allocation for Real-Time Task Scheduling in Cloud-Fog Computing: A Cost-Effective and Low-Latency Approach
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Priority, Fog Computing, Energy Efficient, Task Scheduling, Resource UtilizationAbstract
The act of implementing a work organizing in cloud fog processing significantly contributes to our understanding of the technology's capabilities. Programmer can make instructed choice about optimizing their Cloud-Fog computing applications by comprehending the effectiveness of the scheduling algorithm. Task scheduling Procedure in Cloud-Fog computing serve the purpose of resource allocation for tasks, aiming to achieve maximum efficiency standard, including Processing time transmission capacity and Node quantity utilization. Various performance requirements able to meet by employing dissimilar scheduling algorithms, each with unique Pros and cons. By conducting achievement evaluation, one capable of detect the most suitable arranging technique supporting a specific use taking in to consideration feature like as Processing time, node usage, and assignment preference. In addition, conduct investigation provides insights into the adaptability of work organizing method and optimization possibilities for different workloads. Within a Cloud-Fog environment, an algorithm is implemented to facilitate task execution, considering essential parameters like time required and the Number of fog nodes used, among others
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