MFog: Uma Arquitetura Resiliente em Névoa para Aplicações do Centro de Operações de Resposta a Desastres

• Marcos Francisco da Silva UnB
• Aleteia Araujo UnB

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5753/eradco.2021.18420

Abstract

In disaster response operations it is necessary to use tactical and operational software. However, operations can take place in adverse locations with scarce Internet access resources. This limitation can cause problems in the services operation, since these applications are in the cloud. In this context, we propose an architecture that employ the concepts of fog computing, called MFog, focusing on the resilience of applications. A case study was carried out in a simulated environment, and the results showed the feasibility of the model to be applied in a disaster response Operations Center.

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