The fog paradigm extends the cloud capabilities at the edge of the network. Fog computing-
based real-time applications (Online gaming, 5G, Healthcare 4.0, Industrial IoT, autonomous …

Fog computing is a new computing paradigm that extends cloud services by providing
computing resources in the form of fog nodes closer to the edge devices. Fog computing …

Cloud computing has grown to become a popular distributed computing service offered by
commercial providers. More recently, edge and fog computing resources have emerged on …

Cloud computing has been recognized as the de facto utility computing standard for hosting
and delivering services over the Internet. Cloud platforms are being rapidly adopted by …

Fog computing has been proposed as a mechanism to address certain issues in cloud
computing such as latency, storage, network bandwidth, etc. Fog computing brings the …

Recently, RESTful services, designed as resources, have seen their popularity rising and
have shown their potential in composing reliable Web-scale environments (Web …

This chapter first introduces the collaborative scenario paying special attention to the
architectural models as well as to the challenges posed when considering the fog–cloud …

Summary The mobile Internet of Things (IoT) has become an indispensable element across
various next‐generation application domains. Specifically, mobile IoT‐enhanced land …

In order to meet the needs of emerging IoT applications having tight QoS constraints, new
computing paradigms have been proposed, bringing computation resources closer to the …

Recently, new computing paradigms such as fog and edge computing started to emerge in
an attempt to cope with the low latency requirements of new classes of IoT applications. In …