Network resource optimization in cloud computing environments
Abstract
Recent technological advances in cloudification and virtualization already support numerous applications and wide deployment of network devices, e.g., Internet of Things (IoT), and Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs), that are envisioned to reach the extreme number of 28 billion devices by the end of 2021. The expected increment in human-type and machine-type communications introduce a wide variety of communication characteristics with different requirements regarding data rate, latency, mobility, and reliability. In such environments, to compensate for the huge demands in resources and the growing volumes of data, numerous data centers, and devices deployed around the world work in unison to efficiently accommodate service provisioning. Nevertheless, as the number of users and cloud services increases, key optimization problems emerge and become a priority for cloud service providers who focus on scalability and service availability problems in order to minimize the overall operational co ...
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