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| What are the innovations in the algorithm that you mentioned in this paper? |
Dynamic fog segments have different characteristics, like mesh networks, computing clusters, and user dynamics. Considering the deep integrated microservices architecture, it is necessary to provide a high level of QoS for promising services, and for that, we can control and manage the live migration of microservices in the dynamic Fog structure (more effective routes). The proposed algorithm considers a multi-parametric analysis. |
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