Middleware Integration of DDS and ESB for Interconnection between Real-Time Embedded and Enterprise Systems

Park, Yunjung; Chung, Duckwon; Dai, Min; Choi, Eunmi

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-24106-2_44

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“…Mechanisms for matching DDS domains using DDS-ESB (Enterprise Service Bus) integration architecture was proposed in [47]. Their approach enabled an integrated architecture between DDS middleware and ESB to allow exchanging information between DRE systems and the enterprise system.…”

Section: Related Work On Dds-based and Pub/sub Qosmentioning

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Supporting SIP-based end-to-end Data Distribution Service QoS in WANs

Hakiri

Berthou

Gokhale

et al. 2014

Journal of Systems and Software

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Assuring end-to-end QoS in enterprise distributed real-time and embedded (DRE) systems is hard due to the heterogeneity and transient behavior of communication networks, the lack of integrated mechanisms that schedule communication and computing resources holistically, and the scalability limits of IP multicast in wide-area networks (WANs). This paper makes three contributions to research on overcoming these problems in the context of enterprise DRE systems that use the OMG Data Distribution Service (DDS) quality-ofservice (QoS)-enabled publish/subscribe (pub/sub) middleware over WANs. First, it codifies the limitations of conventional DDS implementations deployed over WANs. Second, it describes a middleware component called Proxy DDS that bridges multiple, isolated DDS domains deployed over WANs. Third, it describes the NetQSIP framework that combines multi-layer, standards-based technologies including the OMG-DDS, Session Initiation Protocol (SIP), and IP DiffServ to support end-to-end QoS in a WAN and shield pub/sub applications from tedious and error-prone details of network QoS mechanisms. The results of experiments using Proxy DDS and NetQSIP show how combining DDS with SIP in DiffServ networks significantly improves dynamic resource reservation in WANs and provides effective end-to-end QoS management.

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Section: Related Work On Dds-based and Pub/sub Qosmentioning

confidence: 99%

Supporting SIP-based end-to-end Data Distribution Service QoS in WANs

Hakiri

Berthou

Gokhale

et al. 2014

Journal of Systems and Software

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“…Data Distribution Service (DDS) is a middleware protocol and a standard API for data transmission using publishsubscribe model of the object management group (OMG) [1]. There are various open source and commercial DDS implementations that provide APIs and data distribution services.…”

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Security and Performance Trade-offs for Data Distribution Service in Flying Ad-Hoc Networks

Fujdiak

Misurec

Pokorny

et al. 2019

2019 11th International Congress on Ultra Modern Telecommunications and Control Systems and Workshops (ICUMT)

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This paper focuses on the data distribution service (DDS) middleware and its publish/subscribe logic-a topic that has recently regained popularity in both academia as well as industry. DDS is a well-known approach based on publishsubscribe logic. Therefore, only brief introduction of the issue is given followed by practical evaluation of current, available and real implementations from the security and performance point of view. The analysis and evaluation is performed to aid comparison of competing DDS implementation, and thus could serve well as an input to decision-making about which of these solutions is best suited for a given situation. Finally, the practical performance evaluation is performed via several different scenarios to effectively compare the currently most-used DDS implementations.

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“…Pada [4] mengajukan sebuah arsitektur untuk menghubungkan DDS dengan ESB (Enterprise Service Bus) yang mengijinkan sistem untuk saling bertukar data antara DDS dengan enterprise system. Hanya saja, fokus penelitian tersebut hanya pada poin interoperabilitas dan tidak membahas bagaimana mekanisme untuk meningkatkan skalabilitas sistem [4].…”

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