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Daniel Happ, Niels Karowski, Thomas Menzel, Vlado Handziski and Adam Wolisz, "Meeting IoT Platform Requirements with open Pub/Sub Solutions," Proceedings of Cloudification of the Internet of Things (CIoT 2015), Paris, France, June 2015.
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The Internet of Things (IoT) will enable a range of applications providing enhanced awareness and control of the physical environment. Current systems typically sense and actuate physical phenomena locally and then rely on a cloud-based publish/subscribe infrastructure for distribution of sensor and control data to end-users and external services. Despite the popularity of pub/sub solutions in this context, it is still unclear which features such a middleware should have to successfully meet the specific requirements of the IoT domain. Questions like how a large number of connected devices that only sporadically send small sensor data messages affect the throughput, and how much additional delay cloud based pub/sub systems typically introduce, that are very important for practitioners, have not been tackled in a systematic way. In this work we address these limitations by analyzing the main features and requirements of several existing academic and commercial IoT platforms and by evaluating which of those features are supported by prominent open pub/sub solutions. We further carry out a performance evaluation in the public cloud using four popular implementations: rabbitMQ (AMQP), mosquitto (MQTT), ejabberd (XMPP), and ZeroMQ. We study the maximum sustainable throughput under a realistic synthetic load and compare the typical end-to-end delay using traces from the TWIST sensor network testbed at TU Berlin. We find that while the core features are similar, the analyzed pub/sub systems differ in their filtering capabilities, semantic guarantees and encoding. Our evaluation indicates that those differences can have a notable impact on throughput and delay of cloud based IoT platforms.
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Daniel Happ
Niels Karowski
Thomas Menzel
Vlado Handziski
Adam Wolisz
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@inproceedings{happ2015meeting,
author = {Happ, Daniel and Karowski, Niels and Menzel, Thomas and Handziski, Vlado and Wolisz, Adam},
title = {{Meeting IoT Platform Requirements with open Pub/Sub Solutions}},
address = {Paris, France},
booktitle = {Cloudification of the Internet of Things (CIoT 2015)},
month = {6},
year = {2015},
}
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