Edge vs Fog: Cloud Computing Layers Explained

Both involve bringing data computation and intelligence closer to where the data is created. But edge computing is data computation that happens in close proximity to where the data is being made, and fog computing acts as a mediator between the edge and the cloud for purposes like data filtering and analytics.

#fogcomputing #edgecomputing
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[MyPriyanjali]

Finally...a simple and perfect explanation video!!❤

[justinkenyon]

I love the personlilty added to these videos! Theyre fun to watch, and I DID appreciate the fog pun

[zabinoori]

Very Short and clear in simple term thanks I really enjoyed.

[dejasbeautyxoxo]

This video was BEYOND HELPFUL omg because I was lost in the mffff sauce !! That pyramid diagram really gave me a great visual to understand what was going on because just reading had me so confused ! Thank you so so much!

[michaelkatetteh]

Very precise and clear explanation. Thank you

[chediessghaier]

A clear explanation finally.. Thank you :D

[Depzzz_]

still confused, but i am at least less confused now XDD... thanks tho. appreacate it:)

[DF-bdhl]

Very clear explanations. Thank you ! :D

[mibrahim]

Great video !! ..
but I have a question: imagine I have ESP32 connected to a temp sensor and I want to make analytics for the temp readings as in the example you've mentioned.

I have the ESP32 as the edge computer, right ? and I have - for example - the Arduino IoT core as the cloud server that makes these analytics and graphs etc...
what example of a Fog computer can be used in this case?

Thanks

[threepennyg]

Try to demystify 'fog' computing🤭