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In recent years, fog computing has extended cloud services to the network edge, lowering network latency and congestion and overcoming cloud computing restrictions. Many hurdles, however, must be overcome before the benefits of the fog-IoT paradigm for low-latency applications can be completely realized. The most challenging difficulty in IoT applications is developing efficient resource management strategies that maximize throughput while minimizing delay. IoT and fog computing, rather than simply utilizing cloud computing technology, have brought intriguing new data management solutions. Fog computing makes real-time analytics applications conceivable. After combining fog computing technologies with Internet of Things (IoT) applications, the system can reply in milliseconds. Existing fog resource managers focus on a subset of fog resource management parameters such as system response time, network bandwidth, energy consumption, and latency. No Fog resource management takes multiple factors into account at the same time for decision-making, which will become increasingly crucial in intelligent homes. Gateway-based Fog Computing pioneered the introduction of the shortest job (SJFGFC) to address these difficulties. The technique is validated in an IoT-based imaginative house automation scenario before being evaluated in a small-scale bright home experiment using the iFogSim toolbox and empirical models.
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