An exploration of Fog procedures in comparison with IoT, design, and assessment issues
Arti Sharma, Rajendra Prasad Mahapatra, Vineet Kumar Sharma · 2022 10th International Conference on Reliability, Infocom Technologies and Optimization (Trends and Future Directions) (ICRITO) · 2022
As the utilization of the IoT is enhancing, incorporated Cloud framework aspects multiple dangers like execution, security, idleness, along with network failure. The foremost part of the fog layer is to give information created using the IoT gadgets close to the edge. Rather than transferring information to the cloud server, information processing and storage are done locally at the fog node. Fog computing, in contrast to the cloud, provides high-quality services with short reaction times. Thus, Fog Computing may be the ideal alternative to permit the IoT to convey a productive and providing highly secure service to a great number of IoT clients. In this paper, we discuss fog and its architecture, features, fog algorithms are classified into three categories: job planning, resource allocation, and problems, fog node and device loading as well as unloading to increase the service performance for IoT devices, research challenges are also discussed.