Description: Local resource management refers to the process of managing and optimizing resources that are physically located on a local device, such as a server, personal computer, or IoT device. This process involves the efficient allocation of resources like CPU, memory, storage, and bandwidth, ensuring that applications and services running on the local device operate optimally. Local resource management is crucial in environments where latency and availability are critical factors, such as edge computing, where data is processed close to its source to improve speed and reduce network load. Additionally, in various computing environments, local resource management allows users to make the most of their devices’ capabilities, facilitating the execution of applications that require high performance. Tools and techniques used in local resource management include performance monitoring, dynamic resource allocation, and workload optimization, enabling system administrators and developers to ensure that resources are used effectively and efficiently.
