DTA: Dynamic topology algorithms in content-based Publish/Subscribe

Xie, Xia; Wang, Hongguang; Jin, Hai; Zhao, Feng; Ke, Xijiang; Yang, Laurence T.

doi:10.1016/j.future.2015.01.010

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“…The solution is modular, decentralized and reusable (19) thus allows IoT devices to easily to attach over the service. We are motivated by the works in publish/subscribe systems in clouds and inter-clouds as in (1), (8), (22), (7), (10) and (15).The basic characteristic of the proposed service is the simplicity of use at any time requested by the user. Such reusable services are very important in a cloud computing because it allows developers to model complex systems.…”

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Modular and generic IoT management on the cloud

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Cloud computing and Internet of the things encompasses various physical devices that generate and exchange data with services promoting the integration between the physical world and computer-based systems. This work presents a novel future Internet cloud service for data collection from Internet of the things devices in an automatic, generalized and modular way. It includes a flexible API for managing devices, users and permissions by mapping data to users, publish and subscribe to context data as well as storage capabilities and data processing in the form of NoSQL big data. The service has been implemented in OpenStack platform and is easily deployable, reusable Preprint submitted to Future Generation Computer SystemsMay 21, 2016 and reconfigurable. The contributions of this work includes the on the fly data collection from devices that is stored in cloud scalable databases, the vendor agnostic Internet of things device connectivity (since it is designed to be flexible and to support device heterogeneity), and finally the modularity of the event based publish/subscribe service for context oriented data that could be easily utilized by third party services without worrying about how data are collected and stored and managed.

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