Type-based publish/subscribe

Eugster, Patrick

doi:10.1145/1180475.1180481

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“…It helps in integrating applications either within or outside the organization. Web service Event [20] and Web service-Notification [21] are two major specifications for such systems.…”

Section: A Pub-sub Systemmentioning

confidence: 99%

University Notification Subscription System using Amazon Web Service

Malik¹,

Dar²,

Kayani³

et al. 2018

ijacsa

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Publish-Subscribe (Pub-Sub) system is an asynchronous communication service widely used in server-less and micro-services architecture. In a Pub-Sub system, publisher publish message to a topic that is immediately received by all of the subscribers of that topic. Nowadays, students face number of problems regarding admission details, assignments, offered courses, fee schedule, etc. Many a times, they missed the deadlines and it affects their studies. This paper is focused on issues faced by students regarding message delivery, duplication of data and heavy traffic, etc. It should be overcome by using amazon web services to make optimize product and to make it flexible for university Pub-Sub system. Implement the cloud services by using hybrid technique, i.e., content based and topic based architecture. It also explained the multitude use-case of university notification system which leads to make it more adaptable as subscriptions are identified with particular data content.

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“…It helps in integrating applications either within or outside the organization. Web service Event [20] and Web service-Notification [21] are two major specifications for such systems.…”

Section: A Pub-sub Systemmentioning

confidence: 99%

University Notification Subscription System using Amazon Web Service

Malik¹,

Dar²,

Kayani³

et al. 2018

ijacsa

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“…We also intend to replace the content-based publish/subscribe mechanism with a type-based publish/subscribe [13] mechanism, to remove the reliance on arbitrary tags as event identifiers.…”

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An Event Service Supporting Autonomic Management of Ubiquitous Systems for e-Health

Strowes

Badr

Heeps

et al. 2006

26th IEEE International Conference on Distributed Computing Systems Workshops (ICDCSW'06)

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Abstract-An event system suitable for very simple devices corresponding to a body area network for monitoring patients is presented. Event systems can be used both for self-management of the components as well as indicating alarms relating to patient health state. Traditional event systems emphasise scalability and complex event dissemination for internet based systems, whereas we are considering ubiquitous systems with wireless communication and mobile nodes which may join or leave the system over time intervals of minutes. Issues such as persistent delivery are also important. We describe the design, prototype implementation, and performance characteristics of an event system architecture targeted at this application domain.

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“…Such communication infrastructure no longer cares for “where” the information is located, but “what” information is needed. A customer is able to describe his/her requirements by “event type”, and the infrastructure will deliver data with the “type” to him/her, even if the data producer does not intend to send the data to the customer (Eugster 2007). Multiple customers are allowed to subscribe to the “same type” data, which implies that multicast is an intrinsic method of communication in the infrastructure (Hosseini et al.…”

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Realizing IoT service’s policy privacy over publish/subscribe-based middleware

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The publish/subscribe paradigm makes IoT service collaborations more scalable and flexible, due to the space, time and control decoupling of event producers and consumers. Thus, the paradigm can be used to establish large-scale IoT service communication infrastructures such as Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition systems. However, preserving IoT service’s policy privacy is difficult in this paradigm, because a classical publisher has little control of its own event after being published; and a subscriber has to accept all the events from the subscribed event type with no choice. Few existing publish/subscribe middleware have built-in mechanisms to address the above issues. In this paper, we present a novel access control framework, which is capable of preserving IoT service’s policy privacy. In particular, we adopt the publish/subscribe paradigm as the IoT service communication infrastructure to facilitate the protection of IoT services policy privacy. The key idea in our policy-privacy solution is using a two-layer cooperating method to match bi-directional privacy control requirements: (a) data layer for protecting IoT events; and (b) application layer for preserving the privacy of service policy. Furthermore, the anonymous-set-based principle is adopted to realize the functionalities of the framework, including policy embedding and policy encoding as well as policy matching. Our security analysis shows that the policy privacy framework is Chosen-Plaintext Attack secure. We extend the open source Apache ActiveMQ broker by building into a policy-based authorization mechanism to enforce the privacy policy. The performance evaluation results indicate that our approach is scalable with reasonable overheads.

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Type-based publish/subscribe

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Cited by 59 publications

References 61 publications

University Notification Subscription System using Amazon Web Service

University Notification Subscription System using Amazon Web Service

An Event Service Supporting Autonomic Management of Ubiquitous Systems for e-Health

Realizing IoT service’s policy privacy over publish/subscribe-based middleware

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