WoT Store: Managing resources and applications on the web of things

Sciullo, Luca; Gigli, Lorenzo; Trotta, A.; Felice, Marco Di

doi:10.1016/j.iot.2020.100164

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“…WAE is an open-source application (available at [13]) developed in JavaScript using the NodeJS v10 engine, entirely re-implemented from its previous design [11]. The node-wot 2 framework -the official W3C framework for the WoTsupports the creation of TDs and WTs.…”

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“…Sciullo et al [11] first introduced WAE and utilized it to perform the discovery and registration of WTs in Arrowhead SR. Our work represented substantial progress, enabling the dual integration of WoT and Arrowhead ecosystem, and made significant evolution on the architecture and interactions initially proposed. Additionally, WAE was re-implemented entirely.…”

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“…It can expose the location and interface -as a REST API -of WTs. Thus, our application first automatically registers WTs as Arrowhead services; a detailed explanation of those interactions can be found at [11]. On the other hand, the Arrowhead ecosystem encompasses different services for several purposes and application domains.…”

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Two-way Integration of Service-Oriented Systems-of-Systems with the Web of Things

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The Internet of Things (IoT) is nowadays affected by significant interoperability issues. One of the most popular countermeasures is the Web of Things (WoT), proposed recently in a consistent standardization effort. On the other hand, several IoT-oriented frameworks are already established in industrial scenarios and provide SOA-like features such as discovery and orchestration. In this paper, we study how to bridge these two worlds by proposing a tool that enables a two-way translation between a WoT ecosystem and a System-of-Systems composed of well-described Web services. We evaluate the efficiency and scalability of our solution over the Eclipse Arrowhead framework through a series of experiments that assess the scalability of our solution under realistic workloads.

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“…Regarding the tools, beside the ones implementing the W3C WoT Servient on different programming languages (e.g. Javascript in [21], Python in [24]), we cite the WoT Store platform [20] that supports seamless management of WTs and mash-up applications able to consume multiple, heterogeneous WTs at the same time.…”

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“…The interoperability support is managed at the application level by defining a standard interface for IoT components (physical or virtual), known as the Thing Description (TD) [15], which formally states the Web Things' (WTs) capabilities or affordances. Despite the recent appearance, some interesting applications of the W3C WoT have been proposed so far on different IoT domains [16] [17] [18] [19] [20]. At the same time, the WoT reference implementation [21] does not support mobility of software components among cloud/edge nodes, since the runtime environment of a WT (called Servient in [21]) must be statically deployed on a device.…”

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From Cloud to Edge: Seamless Software Migration at the Era of the Web of Things

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Towards high-availability cyber-physical systems using a microservice architecture

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In the past few years the use of IoT devices has grown exponentially. When it comes to working with them, we find a series of problems that are not easy to solve. On the one hand, the simple fact of communicating with those devices can be problematic since they can use different types of technologies regarding that communication. On the other hand, these types of devices usually aim to perform their function using the lowest possible energy, meaning they have certain constraints in terms of performance. Trying to work with these devices in high-availability environments becomes difficult because of those restraints. This paper introduces digital dice, a virtual representation of IoT devices and cyber-physical systems based on microservices that uses the standard established by the W3C, the Web of Things, as the underlying framework to declare its possible interactions. The article puts forward the different strategies that Digital Dice uses to mitigate the problems raised. Furthermore, we contrast the performance of Digital Dice with using the devices directly, demonstrating its advantages in a process that requires High Availability.

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WoT Store: Managing resources and applications on the web of things

Cited by 20 publications

References 21 publications

Two-way Integration of Service-Oriented Systems-of-Systems with the Web of Things

Two-way Integration of Service-Oriented Systems-of-Systems with the Web of Things

From Cloud to Edge: Seamless Software Migration at the Era of the Web of Things

Towards high-availability cyber-physical systems using a microservice architecture

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