301. Orchestration from the Cloud to the Edge
- Author
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Jörg Domaschka, Frank Griesinger, Sergej Svorobej, Malika Bendechache, Lynn, Theo, Mooney, John G., Lee, Brian, and Endo, Patricia Takako
- Subjects
Service (systems architecture) ,business.industry ,Computer science ,Distributed computing ,Big data ,Symmetric multiprocessor system ,Cloud computing ,Information technology ,Computer simulation ,cloud computing ,edge computing ,fog computing, orchestration ,management ,container orchestration ,orchestration tools ,orchestration standards ,orchestration challenges ,orchestration architectures ,Software deployment ,Resource management ,Orchestration (computing) ,business ,Edge computing - Abstract
The effective management of complex and heterogeneous computing environments is one of the biggest challenges that service and infrastructure providers are facing in the cloud-to-thing continuum era. Advanced orchestration systems are required to support the resource management of large-scale cloud data centres integrated with the big data generation of IoT devices. The orchestration system should be aware about all available resources and their current status in order to perform dynamic allocations and enable short time deployment of applications. This chapter will review the state of the art with regards to orchestration along the cloud-to-thing continuum with a specific emphasis on container-based orchestration (e.g. Docker Swarm and Kubernetes) and fog-specific orchestration architectures (e.g. SORTS, SOAFI, ETSI IGS MEC, and CONCERT).
- Published
- 2020