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The field of edge and fog computing is growing, but there are still manyinconsistent and loosely-defined terms in current literature. With manyarticles comparing theoretical architectures and evaluating implementations,there is a need to understand the underlying meaning of information condensedinto fog, edge, and similar terms. Through our review of current literature, wediscuss these differences and extract key characteristics for basic conceptsthat appear throughout. The similarities to existing IaaS, PaaS and SaaS modelsare presented, contrasted against similar models modified for the specifics ofedge devices and workloads.  We also evaluate the different aspects existing evaluation and comparisonworks investigate, including the compute, networking, storage, security, andease-of-use capabilities of the target implementations. Following that, we makea broad overview of currently available commercial and open-source platformsimplementing the edge or fog paradigms, identifying key players, successfulniche actors and general trends for feature-level and technical development ofthese platforms.

On the similarities and differences between the Cloud, Fog and the Edge