The document discusses a smart controller for managing resource nodes across clusters. The controller monitors nodes, performs cluster analysis, and enables switching between clusters. It monitors nodes using hierarchical and flat clustering. Cluster analysis involves prediction, communication, aggregation, and transmission phases to measure capacity, dependencies, and balance load. The controller can identify clusters based on membership profiles and study migratory behavior to predict switching between clusters.
4. Controller
Cloud and Edge Resource nodes in collaboration and
communication to work together needs a controller to
do the smart cluster analysis and take the final
decision for their workload elasticity.
Also it needs monitoring strategy before analysis and
Switching ability after that.
5. 1.Monitoring Nodes in:
Multi-cluster combination model
Multi-clustering techniques:
1.Hierarchical clustering for Cluster-head nodes.
(Vertically)
2.Flat Clustering for non-head cluster nodes
(Horizontally)
6. 2. Cluster Analysis phases
1. Prediction Phase: Cluster-head nodes
2.Communication phase: Receiving packets from non-
head cluster nodes (Connectivity and mobility issues)
3. Aggregation Phase : Capacity and dependencies
measurement for selected nodes/resources ( For load
balancing and event processing issues)
4.Transmitting Phase: Transmit the aggregated
information to the Brokers.
7. 3. Switching in a multi-cluster
graph
Identification clustering based on membership
profiles could be a good method in standard fuzzy
clustering algorithm to detect the user migration by
checking the node migration between clusters.
This is possible by studying the migratory behavior of
user/nodes over time and achieve the statistical
approaches for predicting the path.
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