Impact Factor (2025): 6.9
DOI Prefix: 10.47001/IRJIET
The
proliferation of mobile applications with intensive computational demands has
necessitated the adoption of edge computing to reduce latency and energy
consumption. However, edge servers face challenges such as limited resources,
dynamic wireless conditions, and inefficient task offloading strategies,
particularly in multi-user environments. This paper proposes a user-centric
evaluation and optimization framework for resource allocation in edge
computing, aiming to minimize latency and energy consumption while maximizing
system efficiency. We introduce a greedy-competitive algorithm for dynamic task
offloading and a joint communication-computation optimization model that adapts
to real-time channel conditions and user requirements. The proposed approach leverages
partial task offloading, dynamic voltage frequency scaling (DVFS), and optimal
resource partitioning between edge and cloud servers. Simulation results
demonstrate significant improvements in energy efficiency (up to 21.2%
reduction) and latency reduction (up to 20% fewer task drops) compared to
conventional greedy and local execution strategies. The study provides insights
into optimal resource allocation, task scheduling, and energy-delay trade-offs
in edge computing environments.
Country : West Africa / China
IRJIET, Volume 9, Issue 6, June 2025 pp. 80-100