Flow-Based Programming Interoperability Solution for IoT Platform Applications

Applications and Services are located at the top of the IoT deployments and represent a big portion of the IoT stack. Each Platform has several IoT Services and these use to be domain-oriented and very heterogeneous. This heterogeneity hinders the interoperability between services and applications f...

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Vydané v:2018 IEEE International Conference on Cloud Engineering (IC2E) s. 304 - 309
Hlavní autori: Belsa, Andreu, Sarabia-Jacome, David, Palau, Carlos E., Esteve, Manuel
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Jazyk:English
Vydavateľské údaje: IEEE 01.04.2018
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Cloud computing
Documentation
Flow Based Programming
Interoperability
IoT Applications and Services
Logistics
Node-RED
Programming
Service Composition
Service Virtualization
Task analysis
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Shrnutí:Applications and Services are located at the top of the IoT deployments and represent a big portion of the IoT stack. Each Platform has several IoT Services and these use to be domain-oriented and very heterogeneous. This heterogeneity hinders the interoperability between services and applications from different IoT Platforms. Flow Based Programming is a paradigm that allows the interconnection of services and the creation of an execution flow between them. There are several solutions that use this paradigm within the IoT platforms, but none is mainly focused in the aim of connect services from different IoT platforms. To address this, a methodology is described to develop functionalities to access to the services, and an architecture is provided with different components to offer a solution to this interoperability problem. This solution offers advantages in the registry, cataloging and discovery of services, and in the creation and management of composite IoT Services. Finally, this paper show a use case related with transport and logistic to validate this approach.
DOI:10.1109/IC2E.2018.00059