Dynamic Energy-Aware Task Scheduling using Real-Time Resource Monitoring in Distributed Edge Environments

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Hauptverfasser: Vanapalli Jayanth Sai, Chadalavada Venkata Sai Nitin, Dr. Bharati Bidikar, Vobilisetty Vandana Dedeepya, Yelley Ankitha
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author Vanapalli Jayanth Sai
Chadalavada Venkata Sai Nitin
Dr. Bharati Bidikar
Vobilisetty Vandana Dedeepya
Yelley Ankitha
author_facet Vanapalli Jayanth Sai
Chadalavada Venkata Sai Nitin
Dr. Bharati Bidikar
Vobilisetty Vandana Dedeepya
Yelley Ankitha
contents Edge computing environments support latency-sensitive applications but suffer from energy inefficiency and poor resource utilization due to dynamic workloads and heterogeneous nodes. Traditional scheduling methods such as Round Robin and heuristic-based approaches rely on static decisions, leading to increased energy consumption, higher latency, and uneven load distribution. This paper proposes a Dynamic Energy-Aware Task Scheduling Framework that combines real-time resource monitoring with a hybrid CNN-LSTM model to enable adaptive scheduling. The system continuously collects node-level telemetry (CPU, memory, temperature, energy) and predicts optimal node selection using a ranking-based approach refined by current load conditions. Experimental results show that the proposed method achieves 18–25% reduction in energy consumption, 20–30% lower latency, and 15–22% higher throughput, while maintaining balanced resource utilization, demonstrating its effectiveness for intelligent edge scheduling.
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spellingShingle Dynamic Energy-Aware Task Scheduling using Real-Time Resource Monitoring in Distributed Edge Environments
Vanapalli Jayanth Sai
Chadalavada Venkata Sai Nitin
Dr. Bharati Bidikar
Vobilisetty Vandana Dedeepya
Yelley Ankitha
Edge Computing
Task Scheduling
Energy Awareness
CNN-LSTM
Real-Time Resource Monitoring
Distributed Systems
Deep Learning
Edge computing environments support latency-sensitive applications but suffer from energy inefficiency and poor resource utilization due to dynamic workloads and heterogeneous nodes. Traditional scheduling methods such as Round Robin and heuristic-based approaches rely on static decisions, leading to increased energy consumption, higher latency, and uneven load distribution. This paper proposes a Dynamic Energy-Aware Task Scheduling Framework that combines real-time resource monitoring with a hybrid CNN-LSTM model to enable adaptive scheduling. The system continuously collects node-level telemetry (CPU, memory, temperature, energy) and predicts optimal node selection using a ranking-based approach refined by current load conditions. Experimental results show that the proposed method achieves 18–25% reduction in energy consumption, 20–30% lower latency, and 15–22% higher throughput, while maintaining balanced resource utilization, demonstrating its effectiveness for intelligent edge scheduling.
title Dynamic Energy-Aware Task Scheduling using Real-Time Resource Monitoring in Distributed Edge Environments
topic Edge Computing
Task Scheduling
Energy Awareness
CNN-LSTM
Real-Time Resource Monitoring
Distributed Systems
Deep Learning
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20025984