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Flat Based vs. Clustered Based

Flat Based vs. Clustered Based

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Fig. 1: Network Architecture
Fig. 2: Three Possible Scenarios for an IoT task
Fig. 3: Flat Based vs. Clustered Based
Keep it Flat (KiF): Resource Management in Integrated Cloud-Fog Networks
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Fog computing extends the cloud services and brings them to the edge of the network. By taking advantage of edge devices that have sufficient resources (i.e, storage, compute, and bandwidth), the cloud becomes closer to the edge. The fog has been proved as a promising solution for avoiding unbearable latency and network capacity saturation with the...
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