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Study of Algorithms for Scheduling of IoT Application Tasks in Fog Computing

Choon Keat Low, Gar Chi Phoon

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The cloud computing model is evolving in response to the challenges provided by new emerging models for example the fog computing and Internet of Things (IoT). As a result of the current surge in IoT-based applications, cloud service utilization is skyrocketing. Intelligent scheduling algorithms are necessary to improve the scheduling of IoT application activities on computer resources in order to successfully meet application requirements while efficiently utilizing cloud computing capacity. In this paper, I will do a review of the several task scheduling algorithms that can be implemented in Fog Computing. There is no rule for choosing the algorithms for review, I am just reviewing the algorithms that I can find with relatively more detail.


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