Coordinated Fog-to-Cloud System Managing

Recent developments in cloud services information have sparked several improvements in networking, storage, and computing, among other areas of information technology. The Internet of Information, the use of clouds, and the newly developed idea of fog computing have all emerged as a result of this transition. The processing, storing, and exchanging of data between edge devices, user clients, and the cloud are all included in fog computing. Although their quick development was first unanticipated, these technologies currently allow for the implementation of what are known as smart scenarios, such as smart homes, smart cities, and smart transportation. This article outlines the way toward a new IoT environment with highly dispersed and dynamic storage, computing, and networking resources. We also describe an architecture, an illustrated use case, and a comparative productivity study. A wide range of heterogeneity and commodity devices at the edge, developing fog-based resources, and traditional cloud services are all present in this ecosystem.