Journal
IEEE NETWORK
Volume 35, Issue 3, Pages 198-204Publisher
IEEE-INST ELECTRICAL ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS INC
DOI: 10.1109/MNET.011.2000507
Keywords
Computer architecture; Quality of service; Cloud computing; Genetic algorithms; Machine learning; Internet of Things; Servers
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The article presents a novel architecture for federated fog concept, proposing an adaptive and intelligent federation formation approach using Genetic Algorithm and Machine Learning models, effectively providing QoS services and solving the issue of QoS deterioration, resulting in notable improvement as evaluated by real data.
Network delays cause disturbance and reduction in the Quality-of-Service (QoS) for Internet-of-Things (IoT) while end-users are running critical real-time services. In parallel, federated fogs are not effective when formed without considering the performance perceived by the end-users. This article presents a novel architecture for the federated fog concept and proposes an adaptive and intelligent federation formation approach using Genetic Algorithm and Machine Learning models. Fog federations serve as a solution for fog providers to offer the required QoS they serve. Such a concept allows efficient distribution of load among multiple fog providers that share their resources. Throughout this process, the issue of QoS deterioration, due to local overloads, is relatively solved. Hence, the end users can enjoy a delay-free experience when using real-time applications. Real data is used to evaluate the proposed architecture and formation mechanism. The results show a notable improvement in the throughput as well as a decrease in the response time for the services requested.
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