Valeria Cardellini
Vincenzo Grassi
Matteo Nardelli
ABSTRACT
Storm is a distributed stream processing system that has recently gained increasing interest. We extend Storm to make it suitable to operate in a geographically distributed and highly variable environment such as that envisioned by the convergence of Fog computing, Cloud computing, and Internet of Things.
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