Study of Edge Computing on Cloud Infrastructure and Application Performance
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Edge Computing, Cloud Infrastructure, Application PerformanceAbstract
Edge computing has revolutionised cloud computing by processing data closer to its source. This paper examines how edge computing affects cloud infrastructure and application performance, focussing on latency, bandwidth optimisation, and data transfer costs. Edge computing improves real-time application performance in latency-sensitive industries like IoT, autonomous systems, and streaming services by spreading processing tasks to the edge. The paper examines how edge-cloud integration improves bandwidth efficiency, latency, and system scalability. Case studies demonstrate realistic solutions and address future trends and issues like security, scalability, and interoperability. This study found that edge computing improves cloud infrastructure and addresses important performance bottlenecks, boosting current application performance.
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