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Table 2 Characteristics of routing-based load balancing techniques

From: An overview of QoS-aware load balancing techniques in SDN-based IoT networks

Application

Objectives

Architecture

Balance entity

LBa method

Network type

Year

Ref

Multimedia

Delay, jitter, packet loss ratio

Centralized

Links

Routing

SDN-IoT

2018

[14]

Large scale

Delay, security, accessibility

Centralized

Switches, middleboxes

Routing

SDN-IoT

2018

[79]

Large scale

Scalability, security

Centralized

Fog resources

Rerouting

SDN-IoT/Fog

2018

[2]

Industry

Delay, throughput, resource utilization

Centralized

Edge servers

Routing

SDN-IIoT

2018

[80]

M2M

Response time

Centralized

Cloud server

Traffic detection and rerouting

SDN- M2M

2018

[32]

Industry

Throughput, delay

Centralized

Cloud server

Routing

SDN-IoT

2020

[38]

Large scale

Load-balancing

Distributed

Cloud servers

Routing

SDN-IoT

2020

[48]

FANET

Throughput, packet delivery ratio, delay

Distributed

Flying nodes

Routing

SDN- Ad-Hoc

2022

[65]

Health, Face recognition, lighting, and home sensor

Energy consumption, delay, cost

Centralized

Base stations

Routing

SD-WSN

2022

[67]

-

Link utilization, overhead, throughput

Centralized

Links

Rerouting

SDN- DCN

2022

[81]

Smart city

Throughput, energy consumption, delay

Centralized

Links

Rerouting

SDN- Fog

2022

[82]

High traffic

Throughput, resource utilization, response time

Centralized

Cloud servers

Routing

SDN- DCN

2022

[83]

Real-time

Resource utilization, response time, throughput

Distributed

Network flows

Routing

SD-IoT

2023

[84]