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1. What is IOT ?

2. What is an IOT application ?


3. Challenges of IoT application
4. What is the IoT task?
5. How to schedule the tasks of Iot applications ?
6. Why fog computing is needed in App/Task scheduling ?
7. challenges of implementing fog computing in task scheduling ?

Title: Analysis of Task Scheduling Algorithm in Fog


Computing

Introduction:

The Internet of Things (IoT) has arisen as a revolutionary force in


contemporary technology, changing how we interact with the digital world.
The Internet of Things (IoT) is a network of physical objects that are linked
and equipped with sensors, actuators, and communication capacities, allowing
them to share data autonomously. IoT is used in several fields, including
healthcare, smart cities, agriculture, and industrial automation, to improve
efficiency and foster innovation. However, the increasing growth of IoT
applications carries with it a series of issues that demand careful thought for
smooth integration into our everyday lives.

The wide area of IoT applications covers a myriad of industries, from smart
homes to industrial automation. In smart homes, IoT apps support the
integration of equipment like thermostats, lighting, and security cameras,
enabling users to monitor and manage their houses remotely. In industrial
environments, IoT enhances operational efficiency by allowing predictive
maintenance using real-time data gathered from sensors on machines. IoT
applications face obstacles including security, privacy concerns,
interoperability issues, and the need for effective job scheduling. Task
scheduling in IoT application development is crucial for controlling and
assigning resources to achieve maximum performance in the face of different
devices and large amounts of produced data.

The essence of IoT is the performance of activities that are crucial for
extracting valuable insights from the data coming in from interconnected
devices. IoT duties comprise the analysis of data streams, real-time decision-
making, and triggering suitable actions based on the studied information.
Efficient task scheduling in IoT systems becomes vital to maximize resource
consumption and fulfill the different performance requirements of these jobs.
Effective scheduling not only boosts the overall responsiveness of IoT systems
but also assures dependability by reacting swiftly to user inputs or developing
environmental circumstances.

Addressing the difficulty of task scheduling in IoT applications demands the


examination of different techniques and methodologies. Traditional cloud-
centric methods, although initially useful, confront limits such as latency and
bandwidth limitations and are dependent on a centralized infrastructure.
Enter fog computing, a novel technology intended to address these issues in
job scheduling for IoT applications. By decentralizing computing resources
and putting them closer to the edge devices where data is created, analyzed,
and acted upon, fog computing mitigates latency concerns and enhances the
overall performance of IoT applications.

The inclusion of fog computing in IoT task scheduling is significant owing to


its potential to ease problems given by conventional cloud-centric techniques.
Fog computing permits edge devices to offload computational operations to
local fog nodes, decreasing the pressure on centralized cloud servers and
addressing latency difficulties. Furthermore, fog computing provides real-time
processing and analysis of data at the edge, promoting speedier decision-
making in time-sensitive applications [10]. However, the use of fog computing
in task scheduling for IoT applications involves its own set of obstacles,
including resource allocation, load balancing, and security considerations. A
detailed knowledge and resolution of these difficulties are important to exploit
the full potential of fog computing in improving task scheduling for IoT
applications.

In conclusion, a detailed investigation of task scheduling algorithms within the


area of fog computing is needed to unleash the full potential of IoT
applications. By digging into the subtleties of IoT, studying its many uses, and
solving the issues it poses, academics and practitioners may create creative
scheduling algorithms that leverage the advantages of fog computing. This
review study aims to investigate and assess current task scheduling algorithms
within the context of fog computing, throwing light on their strengths,
limitations, and prospective areas for development. Through this
investigation, we intend to contribute to the continuing efforts to enhance the
efficiency and reliability of IoT applications across multiple areas.

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