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Multiple applications running on Edge computers can be orchestrated toachieve the desired goal. Orchestration of applications is prominent whenworking with Internet of Things based applications, Autonomous driving andAutonomous Aerial vehicles. As the applications receive modifiedclassifiers/code, there will be multiple applications that need to be updated.If all the classifiers are synchronously updated there would be increasedthroughput and bandwidth degradation. On the other hand, delaying updates ofapplications which need immediate update hinders performance and delaysprogress towards end goal. The updates of applications should be prioritizedand updates should happen according to this priority. This paper explores thesetup and benchmarks to understand the impact of updates when multipleapplications working to achieve same objective are orchestrated withprioritized updates. We discuss methods to build a distributed, reliable andscalable system called "DSOC"(Docker Swarm Orchestration Component).

Early Work on Efficient Patching for Coordinating Edge Applications