Ibrahim Mekawy; Alhanouf Alburaikan; Iman Atighi
Abstract
The current landscape of Cloud Computing predominantly relies on closed data centers, housing a multitude of dedicated servers that cater to cloud services. However, an immense number of underutilized Personal Computers (PCs) are owned by individuals and organizations globally. These dormant resources ...
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The current landscape of Cloud Computing predominantly relies on closed data centers, housing a multitude of dedicated servers that cater to cloud services. However, an immense number of underutilized Personal Computers (PCs) are owned by individuals and organizations globally. These dormant resources can be harnessed to form an alternative cloud infrastructure, offering a wide array of cloud services, particularly focusing on infrastructure as a service. This innovative strategy, the "no data center" approach, complements the conventional data center-centric cloud provisioning model. In a research paper, the authors introduce their opportunistic Cloud Computing framework called cuCloud, which effectively utilizes the idle resources of underutilized PCs within a given organization or community. The success of their system serves as tangible evidence that the "no data center" concept is indeed feasible. Beyond conceptualization and philosophy, the authors' experimental findings strongly validate their approach.
Khatereh Bagherzadeh Asl; Alhanouf Alburaikan
Abstract
Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) are in incredible request from the new year’s, as these days we have seen wide development of remote gadgets including cell telephones, workstations, mobiles, PDA's and so forth remote sensor networks comprises of thousands of minuscule sensor hubs. In a remote sensors ...
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Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) are in incredible request from the new year’s, as these days we have seen wide development of remote gadgets including cell telephones, workstations, mobiles, PDA's and so forth remote sensor networks comprises of thousands of minuscule sensor hubs. In a remote sensors network a hub is as of now not valuable when its battery passes on, so to stay away from this issue numerous conventions were presented, yet much of the position is given to progressive directing conventions. In this paper, we break down LEACH convention, its stages, benefits and hindrances and additionally different sorts of assaults on this directing convention.
