A Survey of Fog Architectures: Research Opportunities & Future Development

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Volume 13, Issue 1, March 2022

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Sandeep Narayanrao Khandare
Dr. Shrinivas P Deshpande

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Abstract: In recent years use of IoT, smart devices and sensors has been increased to great extents which results in generation of large amount of heterogeneous data. This data need to be processed time effectively. The Cloud computing due to its centralized location and large distance from IoT and edge devices facing issues like congested network, high latency in service delivery, poor Quality of Service (QoS), increased load etc. and the situation becomes complicated while handling real time or latency sensitive applications. Fog computing is emerging paradigm to handle theses issues by extending cloud computing services like computing, storage and networking at the edge of network that is near IoT devices/data generator. This paper will overview and summarize various fog computing architectures,open research challenges.

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Sandeep Narayanrao Khandare, & Dr. Shrinivas P Deshpande. (2022). A Survey of Fog Architectures: Research Opportunities & Future Development. International Journal of Next-Generation Computing, 13(1). https://doi.org/10.47164/ijngc.v13i1.231
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