Abstract

Task offloading in edge computing is important for the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) to implement computation-intensive applications in real time. However, achieving efficient task offloading in IIoT is very challenging due to the limited computing resources of IIoT devices, the coupling of computing and communication resources, and the unreliability in multihop wireless transmission. In this article, we construct a link model by considering the influence of unreliable links in multihop transmission to reveal the relationship between reliability and transmission delay. Then, a nonconvex optimization problem that minimizes task processing delay is formulated, and task offloading is decided by considering transmission path selection, bandwidth allocation, and computational resource allocation. To solve this problem, an algorithm based on the alternating direction method of multipliers (ADMM) is designed using auxiliary variables and reformulation linearization technology (RLT). The simulation results show that our proposed algorithm can fully utilize the computing power of the edge server and reduce the task processing delay. Compared with the centralized algorithms, the performance of the proposed scheme is only 1% worse, but the calculation time can be reduced by 40%.

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