Fog Computing in IoT: Architecture and Applications
Anurag Vijay Agrawal, Shashi Shashi, A. GowriDurga A. GowriDurga, Suresh Balakrishnan Thangasamy, Anwar Ahamed Shaikh, V Kalaipriya · 2024
This exploration paper explores the paradigm of Fog Computing as a transformative armature in the Internet of effects(IoT) geography. Fog Computing represents a decentralized approach, positioning computing coffers closer to the edge of the network, thereby addressing quiescence, bandwidth, and data sequestration challenges current in traditional polycentric IoT infrastructures. The paper provides an in-depth analysis of Fog Computing's armature, expounding its crucial factors similar to fog bumps, middleware, and edge bias. likewise, it investigates the different operations of Fog Computing in IoT, ranging from realtime data analytics, effective resource operation, to enhanced security and sequestration measures. By bridging the gap between edge bias and centralised pall waiters, Fog Computing emerges as a vital result, fostering the elaboration of scalable, effective, and responsive IoT ecosystems. This exploration contributes precious perceptivity to the architectural nuances and practical operations, paving the way for the integration of Fog Computing as a foundation in the ever-expanding realm of IoT technologies.