An energy-saving joint resource allocation strategy for mobile edge computing

Mobile Cloud-Edge Collaboration (MCEC) views in the main of converting the site for user electronics. By naturally integrating mobile devices with cloud computing (CC) resources at the edge of the scheme, this mutual paradigm improves storage, processing, and communication capabilities. This cooperation increases the performance of user electronics, delivering users responsive and resource-efficient knowledge. Offloading in Mobile Cloud-Edge Collaboration (MCEC) is a strategic device that recovers computational efficiency and resource energy for mobile devices. By reasonably moving computation tasks from mobile devices to the edge or cloud servers, offloading declines the load on the limited processing and energy capabilities of mobile devices. This joint method influences the stable computing power and storage aptitude accessible in the cloud-edge structure, confirming that resource-intensive uses like complex data processing or machine learning (ML) tasks can be implemented professionally. Offloading not only increases the receptiveness and performance of mobile users but also contributes to energy conservation, extending the battery time of mobile devices. This study proposes an African Vultures Optimizer algorithm-based Offloading Strategy for Mobile Cloud-Edge Collaboration (AVOAOS-MCEC) approach for consumer electronics. The AVOAOS-MCEC technique is based on the nature of AVOA is a new nature-based system, which is inspired by the unusual behavior of African vultures in foraging and navigation. In addition, the AVOAOS-MCEC technique designs a task offloading process to reduce the total energy utilization with the fulfillment of capacity and delay requirements. The experimental validation of the AVOAOS-MCEC method is verified utilizing distinct measures. An extensive comparison study stated that the AVOAOS-MCEC technique outperforms the other models in terms of several performance measures.