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Deployment of application microservices in multi-domain federated fog environments

Faticanti et al., 2020

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4992280369934618112
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Faticanti F
Savi M
De Pellegrini F
Kochovski P
Stankovski V
Siracusa D
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2020 international conference on omni-layer intelligent systems (COINS)

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In this paper we consider the problem of initial resource selection for a single-domain fog provider lacking sufficient resources for the complete deployment of a batch of IoT applications. To overcome resources shortage, it is possible to lease assets from other …
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