PlanIoT: A Framework for Adaptive Data Flow Management in IoT-enhanced Spaces

Houssam Hajj Hassan, Georgios Bouloukakis, A. Kattepur, D. Conan, Djamel Belaïd
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This paper presents PlanIoT, a middleware approach for enabling adaptive data flow management in IoT-enhanced spaces (e.g., buildings) using automated planning methodologies. Today’s sensorized spaces deploy applications falling to diverse categories such as analytics, real-time, transactional, video streaming and emergency response. Depending on the category, applications have different QoS requirements related to timely delivery, networking resources, accuracy, etc. Typically, state-of-the-art data exchange systems introduce policies for bandwidth allocation or prioritization for specific data types and applications (e.g., camera data). PlanIoT introduces a generic QoS model to evaluate the performance of data flowing in Edge infrastructures and generates their performance metrics dataset. Such a dataset is used as input to automated planning representations to intelligently satisfy QoS requirements of deployed applications. The experimental results show that PlanIoT improves the end-to-end response time of time-sensitive flows by more than 50%, especially with an overloaded Edge infrastructure. We also show the adaptivity of our approach by considering emergency cases that require Edge infrastructure reconfiguration.
PlanIoT:物联网增强空间中自适应数据流管理框架
本文介绍了PlanIoT,这是一种中间件方法,用于使用自动化规划方法在物联网增强的空间(例如建筑物)中实现自适应数据流管理。今天的传感器空间部署的应用程序属于不同的类别,如分析、实时、事务、视频流和应急响应。根据不同的类别,应用程序在及时交付、网络资源、准确性等方面有不同的QoS要求。通常,最先进的数据交换系统为带宽分配或特定数据类型和应用程序(例如,相机数据)的优先级引入策略。PlanIoT引入了一个通用的QoS模型来评估边缘基础设施中数据流的性能,并生成其性能指标数据集。这样的数据集被用作自动规划表示的输入,以智能地满足已部署应用程序的QoS需求。实验结果表明,PlanIoT将时间敏感流的端到端响应时间提高了50%以上,特别是在超载边缘基础设施的情况下。我们还通过考虑需要重新配置边缘基础设施的紧急情况来展示我们的方法的适应性。
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