Resilient MFog Architecture for Fog Applications

• Marcos Francisco da Silva UnB
• Aleteia Araujo UnB

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5753/erigo.2022.227680

Abstract

There are situations where Internet access is precarious, such as in places where natural disasters have occurred. In these situations, the use of software, which assist in aid and rescue operations, can be hampered due to this precariousness. A possible solution is the migration of these applications to a layer closer to the end user. In this context, an architecture for applications in fog (MFOG) was proposed with a focus on application resilience, tests carried out in a case study indicated the feasibility of the proposed architecture for these scenarios.

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