2014Unpublished venueOpen access

On-Demand VM Provisioning for Cloudlet-Based Cyber-Foraging in Resource-Constrained Engironments

Sebastián Echeverría, James C. Root, Ben Bradshaw, Grace A. Lewis

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Mobile applications are increasingly used by first responders, medics, researchers and other people in the field support of their missions and tasks. These environments have very limited connectivity and computing resources. Cloudlet-based cyber-foraging is a method of opportunistically discover

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Mobile applications are increasingly used by first responders, medics, researchers and other people in the field support of their missions and tasks. These environments have very limited connectivity and computing resources. Cloudlet-based cyber-foraging is a method of opportunistically discover

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Mobile applications are increasingly used by first responders, medics, researchers and other people in the field support of their missions and tasks. These environments have very limited connectivity and computing resources. Cloudlet-based cyber-foraging is a method of opportunistically discover

Key concepts: Cloudlet, Provisioning, Computer science, Foraging, Resource (disambiguation), Field (mathematics), Distributed computing, Mobile device

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