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Browsing publications by Devki Jha

Newcastle Authors	Title	Year	Full text
Devki Jha Professor Graham Morgan Professor Raj Ranjan	A study on the evaluation of HPC microservices in containerized environment	2021
Khaled Alwasel Devki Jha Dr Fawzy Mohammad H Habeeb Umit Demirbaga Dr Ellis Solaiman et al.	IoTSim-Osmosis: A Framework for Modelling and Simulating IoT Applications over an Edge-Cloud Continuum	2021
Devki Jha Khaled Alwasel Areeb Alshoshan Dr Deepak Puthal Professor Philip James et al.	IoTSim-Edge: A simulation framework for modeling the behavior of Internet of Things and edge computing environments	2020
Khaled Alwasel Devki Jha Dr Deepak Puthal Dr Mutaz Barika Professor Philip James et al.	IoTSim-SDWAN: A simulation framework for interconnecting distributed datacenters over Software-Defined Wide Area Network (SD-WAN)	2020
Dr Bin Qian Dr Jie Su Dr Zhenyu Wen Devki Jha Yinhao Li et al.	Orchestrating the Development Lifecycle of Machine Learning-based IoT Applications: A Taxonomy and Survey	2020
Ayman Noor Dr Ellis Solaiman Devki Jha Umit Demirbaga Professor Raj Ranjan	Cyber-Physical Application Monitoring across Multiple Clouds	2019
Devki Jha Professor Raj Ranjan	Osmosis: The Osmotic Computing Platform for Microelements in the Cloud, Edge, and Internet of Things	2019
Devki Jha Dr Ellis Solaiman Professor Raj Ranjan	SLA-aware Approach for IoT Workflow Activities Placement based on Collaboration between Cloud and Edge	2019
Devki Jha Professor Raj Ranjan	A holistic evaluation of docker containers for interfering microservices	2018
Devki Jha Professor Raj Ranjan	Modelling and simulation challenges in internet of things	2017