The document discusses fog computing as a necessary evolution beyond cloud computing, addressing limitations such as high latency and security issues. It emphasizes the importance of fog computing for future IoT applications, facilitating local data processing while still leveraging cloud for extensive analysis. Various literature sources are cited to support the significant role of fog in connected environments like smart cities and healthcare.

1. Guide:
Prof.S.B.Pawar sir

3. IS IT FOG?

4. INTRODUCTION
WHAT IS FOG COMPUTING?
Cloud
fog fog fog

5. IF CLOUD IS SO GREAT THEN
WHY FOG?

6. MOTIVATION
LIMITATIONS OF CLOUD COMPUTING
MOTIVATE FOG COMPUTING TO COME INTO
PICTURE
FOG COMPUTING WOULD BE THE ULTIMATE
NEED FOR IOT APPLICATIONS IN FUTURE

7. CHALLENGING ISSUES
HIGH LATENCY
SECURITY
HIGH CAPACITY(BANDWIDTH)
CLIENT ACCESS LINK

8. cloud
fog fog
cloud
Cloud Computing Fog Computing
End devices
End devices

9. Literature Survey
Sr.
No
Paper title Public-
ation Year
Name of
Journal/
Conferenc
e
Paper theme/Idea
1 Rise of fog
computing over
cloud based
systems
2017 IEEE
Access
This paper provides
the detail concept
about how fog
computing raises
over cloud and how it
will overcome its
limitations.
2 Fog Computing
with IoT:A
Secure
Deployment
and Formal
Verification
2017 IEEE
Access
How fog computing
will play major role in
handling big amount
of data generated by
IOT applications
securely.

10. NEEDS ?IOT FOG

11. APPLICATIONS OF IOT WITH FOG COMPUTING
CONNECTED CARS:

12. Smart
cities

13. Health care:

14. Fog is just an extension to the cloud not the replacement
for cloud
Using fog we can overcome the limitations of the cloud
Fog would be the heart for IOT applications in future
It can process sensitive data locally and other data will go
to cloud for historical analysis
CONCLUSION

15. J. B. Abdo, “Authentication proxy as a service,” in Proc. 2nd Int.
Conf.Fog Mobile Edge Comput. (FMEC), 2017, pp. 4549.
 http://www.biztechmagazine.com/article/2014/08/fog-computing
keeps-data-right-where-internet-things-needs-it
http://internetofthingsagenda.techtarget.com/definition/fog-
computing-fogging
J. A. Stankovic, ``Research directions for the Internet of Things,''
IEEE Internet Things J., vol. 1, no. 1, pp. 39, Feb. 2017.
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