Quality of Service of Protocols Performance Evaluation for Internet of Thing Applications Development Using Low-Cost Devices

keophilavong, Thongdy; Widyawan,; Rizal, Muhammad Nur

doi:10.1145/3322645.3322694

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“…When MQTT protocol is used, different types of sensors and actuators are implemented using Arduino IDE for programming MQTT clients. Programming MQTT in Arduino IDE is well documented by numerous tutorials and research activities and hence easy to use [30], [31], [32], [33]. In NoteLab, students are given specific instructions on how to create the so-called Arduino sketch codes (based on C/C++) for MQTT publisher and MQTT subscriber.…”

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Engineering an IoT-Edge-Cloud Computing System Architecture: Lessons Learnt from An Undergraduate Lab Course

Dizdarević¹,

Jukan²

2021

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With the rapid advances in IoT, edge and cloud computing solutions, it is critical to educate and train students in computer science and engineering in various aspects of IoT-edge-cloud (IoT-E-C) system architecture implementations. We outline the design and development of an undergraduate laboratory course that sets the goal of implementing various interfaces and communication protocols to connect IoT, edge and cloud computing systems and evaluating their performance. The lab setup is modular and based on open source tools. In the IoT context, it consists of low-cost processing platforms with various sensors and actuators. In the edge and cloud computing context, we implement and deploy single board computers and Firebase cloud solutions, respectively. The modular lab setup allows students to engineer and integrate various communication protocol solutions, including MQTT, COAP and HTTP. In addition to the system implementation, students can evaluate and benchmark the performance of the entire system.

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Engineering an IoT-Edge-Cloud Computing System Architecture: Lessons Learnt from An Undergraduate Lab Course

Dizdarević¹,

Jukan²

2021

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“…The following subsections provide a short description of how each quality aspect has been addressed. Performance [20], [23], [24], [30], [33][34][35][36][37][38], [40], [42], [43], [45][46][47][48], [50][51][52][53][54][55][56], [58], [60], [62], [64][65][66][67], [71][72][73] 34…”

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Model-Based Quality Assessment of Internet of Things Software Applications: A Systematic Mapping Study

Hamarash

2020

Int. J. Interact. Mob. Technol.

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The Internet of things (IoT) is growing at a fast pace owing to its vast applications in varied fields such as medicine, society, economy, and even the military. This growth cannot continue without establishing high quality. Over the past decade, interest in research for the quality assurance of IoT has gradually grown. However, the discipline is still evolving, and further research is required to investigate the various quality-related aspects. Although assessing the entire system is impractical, to assure the quality of IoT applications, various assessment levels are required. A well-known and established approach to mitigate this difficulty is to model the entire system or a few parts of it for the sake of assessment, which is known as model-based testing. To determine what has been achieved thus far and what is lacking in this direction, this paper presents an extensive study on the use of the model-based approach to assure the quality of IoT applications. The study systematically reviews papers published from 2009 (early publications on IoT) to 2019 that reported the explicit use of models to assess the quality aspects of IoT applications. As a result of an extensive search process, the paper presents the results of scanning and reviewing 390 published papers. Thus far, out of these, 54 studies used the model-based approach to assess at least one quality aspect of an IoT application. In addition to the several relevant research questions that have been addressed in this study, this paper also presents several new insights and approaches for future research.

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Engineering an IoT-Edge-Cloud Computing System Architecture: Lessons Learnt from An Undergraduate Lab Course

Dizdarević

Jukan

2021

2021 International Conference on Computer Communications and Networks (ICCCN)

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Quality of Service of Protocols Performance Evaluation for Internet of Thing Applications Development Using Low-Cost Devices

Cited by 4 publications

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Engineering an IoT-Edge-Cloud Computing System Architecture: Lessons Learnt from An Undergraduate Lab Course

Engineering an IoT-Edge-Cloud Computing System Architecture: Lessons Learnt from An Undergraduate Lab Course

Model-Based Quality Assessment of Internet of Things Software Applications: A Systematic Mapping Study

Engineering an IoT-Edge-Cloud Computing System Architecture: Lessons Learnt from An Undergraduate Lab Course

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