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A REFERENCE ARCHITECTURE FOR THE INTERNET OF THINGS - WSO2
Oct 20 2015 · including the cloud or server-side architecture that allows us to monitor manage interact with and process the data from the IoT devices; the networking model to communicate with the devices; and the agents and code on the devices themselves as well as the requirements on what sort of device can support this reference architecture
Designing IoT Architecture(s) - Donald Bren School of
The IoT Reference Architecture (RA); set of Guidance (also called best practice) •The RM provides a set of models that are used to define certain aspects of the architectural views One of the most important models is IoT Domain Model [20]
What is the approach to iot6 architecture design?
V. IOT6 From the very beginning of the project, the approach to IoT6 architecture design was to reuse to the furthest extent possible the outcomes of other projects, most notably IoT-A, ETSI M2M and FI-WARE, and to adapt them and enhance with IoT6 specific features and components, mainly coming from leveraging various IPv6 functionality.
Can two different IoT architects use the same reference architecture?
In this context, two different architects focusing on two specific IoT applications would use and share the same Reference Architecture as a tool, but would eventually come up with different architectures at the end of their architecting process, but not “any architecture” as we explain in the following.
What is IoT domain model?
One of the most important models is IoT Domain Model . It defines taxonomy of IoT concepts (e.g. Physical, Virtual and Augmented Entities, Devices, Resources and Services) and a set of relationships between those concepts. It defines the IoT domain in general, a customization of this generic model w.r.t.
How does heterogeneity affect IoT architecture design?
Due to the heterogeneity of the domains, the requirements varied significantly, and demanding more or less complex systems with varied performance expectations. This situation affected the architecture design and resulted in a range of IoT architectures with not only varied set of components and functionalities, but also varied terminologies used.
