Mobile Cloud Computing with Sample Clauses

Mobile Cloud Computing with. DEECo‌ An interesting aspect of the case study is the fact that the individual nodes can be personal computers. As such, the concept also includes mobile nodes: laptops, tablets, or even smartphones. Mobile devices have some noteworthy properties in addition to standard nodes. They are devices (a) whose neighbors – in the sense of network proximity – may change, (b) whose battery capacity is limited, and (c) whose computing capacity may be (severely) limited as well. Applications running on top of the science cloud may want to take those properties into consider- ation. In fact, we can imagine that applications intended to run on mobile devices be effectively split into two components, or smaller applications, communicating with one another. In one scenario, they may both run on one SCPi — if the node is powerful enough and access to power is not an issue; in another, they may be split between two SCPis, one on a mobile node (which handles UI) and an- other on a stationary node (which handles the computationally extensive background work). In order to keep the user interface responsive, the network latency between the two nodes may not exceed a certain threshold, which becomes problematic in the presence of (physical) node mobility. This scenario has been investigated within ASCENS [BBHK13]. The envisioned method for this case uses a specialized adaptation architecture which, through two components, takes care of the planning and monitoring involved. This architecture spans the three activities in the runtime circle of the EDLC. The first component involved is the monitor, which works within an application and can operate in one of two modes: •
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