RSU-Empowered Resource Pooling for Task Scheduling in Vehicular Fog Computing
Chaogang Tang, Chunsheng Zhu, Xianglin Wei, Wei Chen, Joel J. P. C. Rodrigues · 2020
We in this paper consider a scenario where multiple vehicles jointly provision computing resources to obtain their benefits in the contexts of vehicular fog computing. A community that vehicles can freely join and leave is sponsored by a road side unit (RSU) and thus a resource pool is established such that tasks can be performed by sufficient computing resources. RSU as a coordinator takes in charge of decision making for task scheduling. A permutation of community members is established in advance and updated periodically so as to make the most suitable decision. A task scheduling strategy is proposed from the perspective of service oriented architecture. We have carried out the experiments to investigate our approach and the experimental results have revealed our approach has a great advantage over other approaches in terms of pursuing the values of the community.