DAG Scheduling in Mobile Edge Computing

Advances in a Dag-Scheduling Theory for Internet-Based Computing

Earlier work has developed the underpinnings of a theory of scheduling computations having intertask dependencies—modeled via dags—for Internet-based computing. The goal of the schedules produced is to render tasks eligible for execution at the maximum possible rate. This goal aims: (a) to utilize remote clients’ computational resources well, by always having work to allocate to an available cl...

1 Mobile Edge Computing

The ongoing development of the fifth-generation (5G) wireless technologies takes place in a unique landscape of recent advancement in information processing, marked by the emerging prevalence of cloud-based computing and smart mobile devices. These two technologies complement each other by design, with cloud servers providing the engine for computing and smart mobile devices naturally serving a...

Scheduling DAG Structured Computations

Preserving Location Privacy in Mobile Edge Computing

The burgeoning technology of Mobile Edge Computing is attracting the traditional LBS and LS to deploy due to its nature characters such as low latency and location awareness. Although this transplant will avoid the location privacy threat from the central cloud provider, there still exists the privacy concerns in the LS of MEC scenario. Location privacy threat arises during the procedure of the...

Optimization Task Scheduling Algorithm in Cloud Computing

Since software systems play an important role in applications more than ever, the security has become one of the most important indicators of softwares.Cloud computing refers to services that run in a distributed network and are accessible through common internet protocols. Presenting a proper scheduling method can lead to efficiency of resources by decreasing response time and costs. This rese...