Performance evaluation of IoT middleware for syntactical Interoperability

Pramukantoro, Eko Sakti; Yahya, Widhi; Bakhtiar, Fariz Andri

doi:10.1109/icacsis.2017.8355008

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“…For example, 0% losses have been obtained in the ingestion system of the platform and throughput rates of more than 2400 msg/sec. In addition, the consumption at the CPU and memory levels (stability) are stable and contained throughout the test [62]. A container-based solution is proposed using Docker, and it offers satisfying horizontal scalability and reusability.…”

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An IoT Platform Based on Microservices and Serverless Paradigms for Smart Farming Purposes

Trilles

González‐Pérez

Huerta

2020

Sensors

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Nowadays, the concept of “Everything is connected to Everything” has spread to reach increasingly diverse scenarios, due to the benefits of constantly being able to know, in real-time, the status of your factory, your city, your health or your smallholding. This wide variety of scenarios creates different challenges such as the heterogeneity of IoT devices, support for large numbers of connected devices, reliable and safe systems, energy efficiency and the possibility of using this system by third-parties in other scenarios. A transversal middleware in all IoT solutions is called an IoT platform. the IoT platform is a piece of software that works like a kind of “glue” to combine platforms and orchestrate capabilities that connect devices, users and applications/services in a “cyber-physical” world. In this way, the IoT platform can help solve the challenges listed above. This paper proposes an IoT agnostic architecture, highlighting the role of the IoT platform, within a broader ecosystem of interconnected tools, aiming at increasing scalability, stability, interoperability and reusability. For that purpose, different paradigms of computing will be used, such as microservices architecture and serverless computing. Additionally, a technological proposal of the architecture, called SEnviro Connect, is presented. This proposal is validated in the IoT scenario of smart farming, where five IoT devices (SEnviro nodes) have been deployed to improve wine production. A comprehensive performance evaluation is carried out to guarantee a scalable and stable platform.

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An IoT Platform Based on Microservices and Serverless Paradigms for Smart Farming Purposes

Trilles

González‐Pérez

Huerta

2020

Sensors

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“…Even if two devices generate exact same data but in different order of format, they will not be able to communicate with each other. This usually happens because data formats are dictated by the applications [17].  Data Semantics: IoT device data is not coupled with explanations about the data.…”

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Performance Analysis of Constrained Device Virtualization Algorithm

Haseeb*,

Hashim,

Khalifa

et al. 2020

IJITEE

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Internet of Things aims to automate and add intelligence into existing processes by introducing constrained devices such as sensors and actuators. These constrained devices lack in computation and memory resources and are usually battery powered for ease of deployments. Due to their limited capabilities, the constrained devices usually host proprietary protocols, platforms, data formats and data structures for communications and therefore, are unable to communicate with devices from different vendors. This inability leads to interoperability issues in Internet of Things which, is in fact against the spirit of Internet of things which, envisions interconnection of billions of devices and hence, results in an isolated, vendor-locked and close-loop deployments of IoT solutions. Various approaches have been made by the industry and academia to resolve the interoperability issues amongst constrained devices. However, majority of the solutions are at different layers of the communication stack but do not provide a holistic solution for the problem. In more recent research, there have been theoretical proposals to virtualize constrained devices to abstract their data so that its always available to applications. We have adopted this technique in our research to virtualize the entire Internet of Things network so that virtual TCP/IP based protocols can operate on virtual networks for enabling interoperability. This paper proposes the operations of the Constrained Device Virtualization Algorithm and then simulates it in CloudSIM to derive performance results. The paper further highlights open issues for future research in this area.

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“…In our previous work, an event-driven middleware has been proposed to overcome the interoperability problem among sensor nodes [5,6]. Moreover, this middleware has the capability to store data from many kinds of sensor node (e.g.…”

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Bridging IoT infrastructure and cloud application using cellular-based internet gateway device

Pramukantoro¹,

Luckies²,

Bakhtiar³

2019

TELKOMNIKA

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An Internet of Things (IoT) middleware can solve interoperability problem among "things" in IoT infrastructure by collecting data. However, the sensor nodes' data that is collected by the middleware cannot be directly delivered to cloud applications since the sensor nodes and the middleware are located in intranet. A solution to this problem is an Internet Gateway Device (IGD) that retrieves data from the middleware in intranet then forwards them to cloud applications in the internet. In this study, an IGD based on cellular network is proposed to provide wide-coverage internet connectivity. Two test scenarios were conducted to measure delay and throughput between the IGD and the cloud application; using data from DHT22 sensor and image sensor respectively. The results of the first test scenario using DHT22 sensor show that the average delay is under 5 seconds and the maximum throughput is 120 bps, while the second one using image sensor concludes that the average delay is 595 seconds and the maximum throughput is 909 bps.

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Performance evaluation of IoT middleware for syntactical Interoperability

Cited by 11 publications

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An IoT Platform Based on Microservices and Serverless Paradigms for Smart Farming Purposes

An IoT Platform Based on Microservices and Serverless Paradigms for Smart Farming Purposes

Performance Analysis of Constrained Device Virtualization Algorithm

Bridging IoT infrastructure and cloud application using cellular-based internet gateway device

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