First Steps in Creating a Methodology to Develop and Test Scheduling Policies for Internet of Things

Autores
Verghelet, Paula; Mocskos, Esteban
Año de publicación
2020
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Internet of Things (IoT) refers to a paradigm in which all objects can send information and collaborate with their computing resources through the Internet. The combination of Fog and Cloud Computing defines a distributed system composed of heterogeneous resources interconnected by different communication technologies. Despite its theoretical capacity, using these computational resources poses a challenge to distributed applications and scheduling policies. In this work [1], we show the initial steps in developing a tool to support the creation of scheduling policies combining simulation and validation. We show the details to be considered when selecting and configuring the different layers of software. To evaluate the proposal, we use a segmentation method in both platforms and a theoretical model to predict the total compute time. Our results show that both simulation and validation platforms agree in the obtained results which also can be explained in terms of a theoretical model.
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Ciencias Informáticas
Monitoring
Internet of Things
Validation
Complex Distributed Systems
Computational modeling
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title First Steps in Creating a Methodology to Develop and Test Scheduling Policies for Internet of Things
spellingShingle First Steps in Creating a Methodology to Develop and Test Scheduling Policies for Internet of Things
Verghelet, Paula
Ciencias Informáticas
Monitoring
Internet of Things
Validation
Complex Distributed Systems
Computational modeling
title_short First Steps in Creating a Methodology to Develop and Test Scheduling Policies for Internet of Things
title_full First Steps in Creating a Methodology to Develop and Test Scheduling Policies for Internet of Things
title_fullStr First Steps in Creating a Methodology to Develop and Test Scheduling Policies for Internet of Things
title_full_unstemmed First Steps in Creating a Methodology to Develop and Test Scheduling Policies for Internet of Things
title_sort First Steps in Creating a Methodology to Develop and Test Scheduling Policies for Internet of Things
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Verghelet, Paula
Mocskos, Esteban
author Verghelet, Paula
author_facet Verghelet, Paula
Mocskos, Esteban
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dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Ciencias Informáticas
Monitoring
Internet of Things
Validation
Complex Distributed Systems
Computational modeling
topic Ciencias Informáticas
Monitoring
Internet of Things
Validation
Complex Distributed Systems
Computational modeling
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Sociedad Argentina de Informática
description Internet of Things (IoT) refers to a paradigm in which all objects can send information and collaborate with their computing resources through the Internet. The combination of Fog and Cloud Computing defines a distributed system composed of heterogeneous resources interconnected by different communication technologies. Despite its theoretical capacity, using these computational resources poses a challenge to distributed applications and scheduling policies. In this work [1], we show the initial steps in developing a tool to support the creation of scheduling policies combining simulation and validation. We show the details to be considered when selecting and configuring the different layers of software. To evaluate the proposal, we use a segmentation method in both platforms and a theoretical model to predict the total compute time. Our results show that both simulation and validation platforms agree in the obtained results which also can be explained in terms of a theoretical model.
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