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A Container Based Edge Offloading Framework for Autonomous Driving
DOI:10.1109/ACCESS.2020.2973457.png)
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Autonomous driving is one of the most innovative applications nowadays. However, autonomous driving is still suffering from heavy calculation, high energy consumption and strict real-time execution constraints. Different from cloud computing, edge computing deploys calculation, storage and service on the edge of network. It is a better platform to serve efficiency and privacy oriented autonomous driving service offloading. To this end, we proposed a container-based edge offloading framework for autonomous driving. This framework builds an Offloading Decision Module, an Offloading Scheduler Module and an Edge Offloading Middleware on top of the lightweight virtualization. It provides the abstraction and management of the execution environment in the granularity of containers on edge. Therefore, it enables the privacy preserve and resource isolation for autonomous driving execution constraints. Its utility preferable offloading schedule strategy formalized the multi-application multi-edge nodes mapping problem into a multiple multidimensional knapsack problem (MMKP) and gave a utility oriented greedy algorithm (GA) for real-time solving. The experimental results show that the proposed framework has high feasibility and isolation meanwhile can guarantee millisecond-level autonomous driving offloading on edge.
Keyword:
Edge computing
offloading
energy efficient
container
autonomous driving
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