| Abstract: |
This Ph.D project aims to investigate the outsourc-
ing of cloud services to clients by including hetero-
geneous, client-side resources and cooperation be-
tween the cloud and the client in the execution of
services. To this end, an offline-first strategy will be
formulated, developed, and investigated as a counter-
design to the cloud-first strategy, enabling the usabil-
ity of services without permanent services and a per-
manent cloud connection. This pursues the goal of
application autonomy with simultaneous cooperation
with cloud services. The goal is to achieve autonomy
and simultaneous cooperation of applications in this
context. Methods of service migration are to be re-
searched to enable the provision of services. The in-
fluence of migration on the quality of services will
also be investigated. From this, methods for deter-
mining the quality of service provide the end user
with information about the service provided. In sum-
mary, this should lead to an increase in the resilience
of the use of services to increase the stability of ser-
vices along the cloud-to-edge supply chain and enable
transparent use for the end user. |