启用对物联网资源的独占共享访问

Ahmed Salim Alrawahi, Kevin Lee, Jon Robinson, Ahmad Lotfi
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物云(CoT)是一种将云计算和物联网(IoT)相结合的新兴范式。CoT受到物联网资源有限的计算能力和部署物联网基础设施所需的昂贵投资的限制。尽管现有的CoT实现支持各种应用程序,但物联网物理资源仍然受到计算限制,无法与其他云资源共享。本文提出了一种改进物联网资源共享访问的新方法。新方法依赖于优化物联网资源的资源交易,以实现在给定时间内对分配资源的独占访问。提出了一种通用架构,以支持所提议的方法以及商品化物联网资源所需的符号。给出了一个多应用的案例研究。利用三种优化技术进行了仿真,以评估该方法的可行性。对所提出方法的评估包括优化资源分配成本、不同的QoS指标和物联网资源的覆盖范围。
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Enabling Exclusive Shared Access to Cloud of Things Resources
Cloud of Things (CoT) is an emerging paradigm that integrates Cloud Computing and Internet of Things (IoT). CoT is constrained by the limited computing capabilities of IoT resources and the costly investment required to deploy IoT infrastructure. Despite the support of existing CoT implementations to various applications, IoT physical resources are still computationally limited and cannot to be shared as other Cloud resources yet. This paper proposes a new approach to improve shared access to IoT resources. The new approach relies on optimising resource trading of IoT resources to enable exclusive access to allocated resources at a given time. A generic architecture is proposed to support the proposed approach along with notations required to commoditise IoT resources. A case study of multiple application uses is presented. Simulations are carried out to evaluate the feasibility of the approach using three optimisation techniques. The evaluation of the proposed approach includes optimising the cost of resource allocation, different QoS metrics and the coverage of IoT resources.
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