Proceedings of the 3rd International Workshop on Mobile Development Lifecycle 2015
DOI: 10.1145/2846661.2846663
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Assessing the benefits of computational offloading in mobile-cloud applications

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“…• Workload Offloading: In mobile Cloud computing, offloading local workloads to external resources have widely been considered effective to shorten applications' execution time and extend mobile devices' battery life, because powerful remote servers can generally offer a significant speedup for mobile applications [44,76]. However, simply offloading workloads has been proven not always to be energy efficient [29], unless the workload is characterized by a relatively small communication-computation ratio [42].…”
Section: Trade-off Debatesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…• Workload Offloading: In mobile Cloud computing, offloading local workloads to external resources have widely been considered effective to shorten applications' execution time and extend mobile devices' battery life, because powerful remote servers can generally offer a significant speedup for mobile applications [44,76]. However, simply offloading workloads has been proven not always to be energy efficient [29], unless the workload is characterized by a relatively small communication-computation ratio [42].…”
Section: Trade-off Debatesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In particular, in addition to the TCP stream bandwidth between different computing resources [73,74], the researchers are also concerned with the bandwidth of network equipment (e.g., access points [75,69] and base station [41]). 3) Network Condition: Given the same communication coefficients, better channel quality improves Cloud applications' energy performance [34], while poor network conditions worsens both response time and energy efficiency [40,76]. The network condition can be reflected by the signal strength or the signal to noise ratio [75].…”
Section: Communication Environmental Factorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Uma alternativa proposta para este problema foi possibilitar o acesso a recursos remotamente disponíveis. Estudos têm mostrado que a migração do processamento de aplicativos de dispositivos com pouco poder computacional para servidores remotos permite uma diminuição no tempo de processamento dessas aplicações [Nabi et al 2015, Júnior et al 2016.…”
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“…Após o processamento remoto dos dados coletados, o resultado pode ser devolvido para o dispositivo original. Estudos têm mostrado que esse processo de offloading do processamento de aplicativos não só apresenta uma diminuição no tempo de processamento se comparada com a execução utilizando os recursos locais do dispositivos, como também tem permitido a execução de aplicações mais complexas em contextos antes não explorados [30,23].…”
Section: Capítulo 1 Introduçãounclassified