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Title On The Bulk Ingestion Of Iot Devices From Heterogeneous Iot Brokers
ID_Doc 39807
Authors Bonfitto S.; Hachem F.; Belay E.G.; Valtolina S.; Mesiti M.
Year 2019
Published Proceedings - 2019 IEEE International Congress on Internet of Things, ICIOT 2019 - Part of the 2019 IEEE World Congress on Services
DOI http://dx.doi.org/10.1109/ICIOT.2019.00039
Abstract In smart cities, there has been a significant growth of IoT brokers by mean of which IoT applications can subscribe to the real-time events produced by sensors. However, these brokers follow different communication protocols (e.g. mqtt, amqp, ngsi), event formats, structures and sometimes meaning. This makes the development of horizontal applications across heterogeneous IoT platforms complicated and demanding. In light of this, we developed the IoT-Directory for the management of heterogeneous brokers in an Ontology based way. In this paper we present a newly added facility of the IoT-Directory for addressing the issue of the massive acquisition of devices and sensors directly from the IoT brokers, and for supporting the user in providing missing and/or incorrect information not available in the IoT brokers. For the former issue, we exploit brokers' functionalities for querying and extracting the available data and we automatically ingest them in the IoT-Directory, for the latter one we offer graphical interfaces by means of which users can specify 'IFTTT' rules to easily update several devices and sensors in a single shot. © 2019 IEEE.
Author Keywords Bulk ingestion of IoT devices; Heterogeneous IoT brokers; IoT directory; Pub/sub systems; Smart city Ontology


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