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Fog computing in real time resource limited IoT environments

Costa et al., 2020

Document ID
15003351268012885984
Author
Costa P
Gomes B
Melo N
Rodrigues R
Carvalho C
Karmali K
Karmali S
Soares C
Torres J
Sobral P
Moreira R
Publication year
Publication venue
Trends and Innovations in Information Systems and Technologies: Volume 2 8

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Cloud computing is omnipresent and plays an important role in today's world of Internet of Things (IoT). Several IoT devices and their applications already run and communicate through the cloud, easing the configuration burden for their users. With the expected …
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