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Journal Article
Deploying Data-intensive Applications with Multiple Services Components on Edge
2020
Overview
In the information age, the amount of data is huge which shows an exponential growth. In addition, most services of application need to be interdependent with data, cause that they can be executed under the driven data. In fact, such a data-intensive service deployment requires a good coordination among different edge servers. It is not easy to handle such issues while data transmission and load balancing conditions change constantly between edge servers and data-intensive services. Based on the above description, this paper proposes a Data-intensive Service Edge deployment scheme based on Genetic Algorithm (DSEGA). Firstly, a data-intensive edge service composition and an edge server model will be generated based on a graph theory algorithm, then five algorithms of Genetic Algorithm (GA), Simulated Annealing Algorithm (SA), Ant Colony Algorithm (ACO), Optimized Ant Colony Algorithm (ACO_v) and Hill Climbing will be respectively used to obtain an optimal deployment scheme, so that the response time of the data-intensive edge service deployment reaches a minimum under storage constraints and load balancing conditions. The experimental results show that the DSEGA algorithm can get the shortest response time among the service, data components and edge servers.
Publisher
Springer Nature B.V
