A Systematic Review on Cloud and Fog Computing: An Application Approach on VANETs

Calculation is an emerging example of a massive expanding of computing, communications and storage facilities to the edge of a network. Compared to the traditional cloud computing, fogging can support delayed service requests by reducing energy consumption and low traffic congestion. The fuzzy nodes will decide to either process the service using its available resources or send it to the cloud server. Therefore, the calculation of the fog helps to achieve more efficient use of resources and higher performance in terms of delay, bandwidth and energy consumption. VANETs are a variety of Ad-hoc Mobile Networks (MANETs) that include Mobile Opt-in (OBUs) and Roadside Units (RSUs). The Mayan compilation with VANETs opens up an area of opportunity for applications and services in the cloud computing nodes. Mast calculations increase the huge amount of virtual computing and communication facilities in the vicinity of mobile vehicles in VANET. This article presents the current state of the research and future views of the May calculations at VANET. In addition, we discuss the features of false computing for VANETs. In this paper, readers can have a thorough understanding of fog calculations for VANETs in this area.