PROJECT TITLE :

Service provider competition and cooperation in cloud-based software defined wireless networks

ABSTRACT:

Software-outlined wireless networking (SDWN) is an emerging paradigm in the time of the Internet of Things. In cloud-based mostly SDWNs, resource management is seperated from the geo-distributed cloud, forming a virtual network topology within the control plane. Thus, a centralized software program is ready to control and program the behavior of the entire network. In this article, we tend to target resource management in cloud-primarily based SDWNs, and discuss the competition and cooperation between cloud service suppliers. We tend to gift a Nash bargaining game approach to process the resource trading activity among cloud service suppliers in cloud-primarily based SDWNs. Utility functions have been specifically thought of to include operation cost and resource utilization. Illustrative results indicate that cooperation is in a position to get a lot of advantages than competition. Moreover, resource sharing among cloud service providers has great significance in efficiently utilizing limited resources and improving quality of service.