A Remote Control Architecture for Thin-Client in Mobile Cloud Computing

Kim, Nam-Uk; Jung, Sung-Min; Chung, Tai-Myoung

doi:10.1109/icisa.2013.6579335

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“…The architecture of semi-network OS is a solution for eliminating the deficiencies of the traditional architecture of fat clients, but it also absorbs the advantages of traditional architecture, such as local computing and cloud computing; in this solution, most of the system files of OS on a fat client will be derived from OS server, which is a network shared resources, and the rest of system files of OS is derived from a hardware component (OSPU) of a fat client, which is a non-network resource, so the overall OS has the "semi-network" attribute; wherein, the OS server is a storage place of system files rather than operating place in the architecture of semi-network OS, and system files can only be downloaded to a fat client to carry out their mission, which is the essential dividing line with cloud computing (Armbrust et al, 2010;Popa et al, 2012, Kim & Jung, 2013.…”

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A Fat Client OS Architecture Supported by Semi-network Resources

Zhang¹

2022

IJCSR

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Purpose–This study is to explore a way toretainthe strengths and eliminatethe weaknesses of the existingarchitecture oflocal OS and cloud OS,then create an innovativeone, which is referredto as semi-network OS architecture.Method–The elements of semi-network OS architecture includes networkresources, localresources, and semi-mobile hardware resources; among them, networkresources are the expanded portionof OS, which is used to ensure the scalability of OS; local resources are the base portion of OS, which is used to ensure the stability of local computing, as well as the autonomy of user operations; the semi-mobile hardware resource is OSPU, which is used to ensure the positioning and security of dataflow.Results–Thefat client OS relies on the network shared resources,local exclusive resources,and semi-mobilehardware resources (OSPU), not relies solely on a single resource, to perform its tasks on a fat client, in thisarchitecture, most of the system files of OS on a fat client isderived from OS server, which is a network shared resources, and the rest of system files of OS is derived from OSPUof a fat client, which is a non-network resource, so the architecture of OShas "semi-network" attribute, wherein the OSPU is a key subordinate component for data processing and security verification,the OS server is a storage place rather than operating a placeof system files, and system files that stored on a server can only be downloaded to a fat client to carry out their mission.Conclusion–A complete OS is divided into base portion and expanded portion, and this "portion" division of OS enables a fat client to be dually supported by remote network resources and local non-network resources, therefore, it is expected to make a fat client more flexible, safer and more reliable, and more convenient to be operated.

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A Fat Client OS Architecture Supported by Semi-network Resources

Zhang¹

2022

IJCSR

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“…Zhang et al (2011) discuss a novel approach of distributing application "web-lets" in the cloud to minimize client resource burden. Kim et al (2013) discuss a client architecture for managing remote devices and illustrate it with a prototype application.…”

Section: Mobile Computing Researchmentioning

confidence: 99%

Research in Mobile Computing

Amaravadi

Mangalaraj

2015

International Journal of Virtual Communities and Social Networking

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The mobile phone has emerged as the most significant addition to IT infrastructure since the birth of the internet. It has also spawned a prodigious amount of research. However, in the IS field there is a paucity of technical research in mobile computing. The authors justify this position via a survey of the literature as well as a survey of leading conferences in IS. Predictably, the IS field is focused on impact and usage studies rather than design so this is a tremendous opportunity for the field. According to the authors' survey of IS conferences that includes over 8,500 articles, the number of publications dealing with technical research is only 0.53%. This is clearly cause for concern. The authors' position is that the IS field could have a major role in the design and development of the device and that the design science methodology with its focus on artifacts is an appropriate methodology for this exciting field.

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“…If the limitation of their relatively poor computing resources such as processor, memory, battery can be expanded, smart mobile devices will become more powerful tool for human life. To address this problem, Nam-Uk Kim et al [6] propose the remote control architecture for real-time, close-knit interaction between real smart mobile device and virtual one. There were a number of related studies in minimizing the limitation of thin client based on the same idea, yet none have been found efficient.…”

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confidence: 99%