A Heterogeneous Auto-offloading Framework Based on Web Browser for Resource-Constrained Devices

Yang, Zhen; Guan, Xuetao; Huang, Tao; Xu, Cheng

doi:10.1109/iciw.2009.35

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“…These systems include mHealthMon (Ahnn and Potkonjak, 2013), Mobile Agents (Angin and Bhargava, 2013), Cloud Media Services (Cheng and Probst, 2013), 3DMA (Fjellheim et al, 2005), AlfredO (Giurgiu et al, 2009), Virtual Phone , Android Extensions (Iyer et al, 2012), ThinkAir (Kosta et al, 2012), MCo (Lee, 2012), SOME (Park et al, 2012), SPADE (Silva et al, 2008), Mobile Data Stream Application Framework , and Heterogeneous Auto-Offloading Framework for Mobile Web Browsers (Zhang et al, 2009). Weblets (Zhang et al, 2011) is a special case because the architecture contains a cloud elasticity manager that manages a set of cloud nodes and decides where to offload.…”

Section: Where To Offloadmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The Local Surrogate Directory tactic can be found in six systems that maintain a list of potential surrogates on which to offload computation or stage data: Roam (Chu et al, 2004), Spectra (Flinn et al, 2002), Cuckoo (Kemp et al, 2012), SPADE (Silva et al, 2008), Offloading Toolkit and Service (Yang et al, 2008), and Heterogeneous Auto-Offloading Framework for Mobile Web Browsers (Zhang et al, 2009).…”

Section: Local Surrogate Directorymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Spectra (Flinn et al, 2002) and SPADE (Silva et al, 2008) maintain a local offload target list. Grid-Enhanced Mobile Devices (Guan, 2008), Resource Furnishing System (Ok et al, 2007), CAP (O'Sullivan and Grigoras, 2013), MAPCloud (Rahimi et al, 2012) and Heterogeneous Auto-Offloading Framework for Mobile Web Browsers (Zhang et al, 2009) rely on an application or service directory rather than an offload target directory.…”

Section: Where To Offloadmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Each surrogate maintains its own service registry. • Heterogeneous Auto-Offloading Framework for Mobile Web Browsers (Zhang et al, 2009) queries all potential surrogates on its list for matching required capabilities. Each matching surrogate sends back quality information (e.g., server capacity and network bandwidth) and the client decides whether to offload the computation to a matching surrogate or execute locally.…”

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Architectural tactics for cyber-foraging: Results of a systematic literature review

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Lago²

2015

Journal of Systems and Software

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Section: Where To Offloadmentioning

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Architectural tactics for cyber-foraging: Results of a systematic literature review

Lewis¹,

Lago²

2015

Journal of Systems and Software

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“…Proxy based systems allow more sophisticated content adaptation techniques, extending even to rich multimedia types [26]. FlashProxy [20] allows Flash content to execute remotely on the server yet be displayed on a mobile device.…”

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m.Site: Efficient Content Adaptation for Mobile Devices

Koehl

Wang

2012

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Abstract. Building a mobile user interface can be a time consuming process for web site administrators. We present a novel approach for adapting existing websites to the mobile paradigm. In contrast to existing technologies, our approach aims to provide a trio of functionality, ease of use, and scalability for large web communities. A site administrator visually selects objects within a web page, and assigns one or more attributes to page objects from a rich collection of pre-defined page modifications. Our proposed system then generates code for a multi-session, php-based proxy server to provide dynamic mobile content adaptations based on the attributes selected. The modifications encapsulate complex page interactions and provide a simplified interface to mobile users. The proxy server is augmented with a highly efficient and standardscompliant browser residing on the server to interpose on behalf of a resource-constrained mobile client. Adaptations such as pre-rendering of content can be cached and shared across users to amortize load. We build a prototype and evaluate its efficacy on a complex web application driving a busy online community with nearly 66,000 members.

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Architecture Strategies for Cyber-Foraging: Preliminary Results from a Systematic Literature Review

Lewis

Lago²,

Procaccianti³

2014

Software Architecture

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Mobile devices have become for many the preferred way of interacting with the Internet, social media and the enterprise. However, mobile devices still do not have the computing power and battery life that will allow them to perform effectively over long periods of time or for executing applications that require extensive communication or computation, or low latency. Cyber-foraging is a technique to enable mobile devices to extend their computing power and storage by offloading computation or data to more powerful servers located in the cloud or in single-hop proximity. This paper presents the preliminary results of a systematic literature review (SLR) on architectures that support cyberforaging. The preliminary results show that this is an area with many opportunities for research that will enable cyber-foraging solutions to become widely adopted as a way to support the mobile applications of the present and the future.

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A Heterogeneous Auto-offloading Framework Based on Web Browser for Resource-Constrained Devices

Cited by 14 publications

References 18 publications

Architectural tactics for cyber-foraging: Results of a systematic literature review

Architectural tactics for cyber-foraging: Results of a systematic literature review

m.Site: Efficient Content Adaptation for Mobile Devices

Architecture Strategies for Cyber-Foraging: Preliminary Results from a Systematic Literature Review

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