Abstract

With the arrival of the 5G era, centralized cloud computing is gradually shifting to edge computing. However, due to the characteristics of distributed multi-deployment of edge computing, it is difficult to ensure that all edge-node clusters have enough resources. Faced with the limited resources of edge-node cluster, how to carry out reasonable resource scheduling and provide users with high-quality services (high quality and low delay) has become the focus of current research. Aiming at this problem, in this paper, the edge-node resource scheduling based on linear programming is the key technology being studied. It is compared with conventional algorithm-based edge-node resource scheduling system. In the five deployments of the edge node resource scheduling system under the conventional algorithm, 8 virtual machines are used. The edge node resource scheduling system under the linear programming algorithm uses 7 virtual machines for 3 deployments and 8 virtual machines for 2 deployments. It can be seen that the results affirm the feasibility of edge node resource scheduling based on linear programming, and make due contributions to current research.

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