Enabling Distributed Context Entity Discovery for an Internet-of-Things Platform
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The document proposes a solution to enable context entity discovery in an Internet of Things (IoT) platform. It introduces a publish/subscribe approach using a rendezvous node as an initial publisher of a global Universal Context Identifier (UCI). Entities subscribe to this by default. Two new messages, joinUCI and DISCOVER, are added to the Distributed Context eXchange Protocol (DCXP) to allow entities to join and discover existing UCIs. Evaluation shows the extended DCXP achieves context entity discovery on par with the original protocol but can scale to larger networks.
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- 1. Hasibur Rahman, PhLic Enabling Distributed Context Entity Discovery for an Internet-of-Things Platform SAI Intelligent Systems Conference 2015 10-11 November 2015 | London UK
- 2. Introduction • Everyday Things get connected • Connected Things > human. Today, the ratio is 1.5:1 • Hundreds of billions by 2020 • Not limited to the scale of Connected Things only but also expands in its scope • Leads to Internet of Everything (IoE)
- 3. Background • The challenges surrounding IoT have so far focused on creating architectures, protocols • In view of this, earlier researches have created MediaSense architecture which was implemented by extending the Distributed Context eXchange Protocol (DCXP) • MesiaSense allows to create context-aware applications with IoT and real-time sharing of Context Information (CI) • DCXP provides primitive messages to enable real-time communication between entities to share CI • DCXP registers each entity as Universal Context Identifier (UCI) and other entity resolves the UCI to fetch the corresponding CI
- 4. DCXP primitive messages Message Description REGISTER_UCI This message is used to register a particular UCI that holds context information in an entity RESOLVE_UCI This message needs to be invoked to fetch context information associated with the UCI GET Once the UCI is resolved at an entity, this message is used to get the context information SUBSCRIBE This enables an entity to subscribe to a particular context information and entity only gets updated when there is a new value NOTIFY Notifies the entity subscribes to a particular context information with the latest information
- 5. CI sharing over MediaSense
- 6. What is the problem? Conclusion This mandates to look into new approach to enable context entity discovery - Entities cannot be expected to have information - May work for small-scale network Entity needs to know the UCI prior to resolving
- 7. Solution A Publish/Subscribe based solution Rendezvous node as initial publisher (a global UCI) Each node by default subscribes to the global UCI Two new primitive messages have been added to DCXP, i.e. joinUCI and DISCOVER
- 9. Results Message Description joinUCI This new functions now combines the old REGISTER_UCI and GET primitive funcions, and enables context entity to join and retrieve context information at the same time DISCOVER This message needs to be invoked to discover existing UCIs and to synchronize with newly joined entities
- 10. Time for joinUCI REGISTER_UCI + GET joinUCI sec 0.07 0.09
- 11. Time for DISCOVER UCIs 100 200 ms 293 450
- 12. Conclusions • Proposed algorithms that enable successful fast discovery of context entity • Introduced two new primitive functions namely joinUCI and DISCOVER • Result of the extended DCXP is on par with the existing DCXP protocol • Can be extended to any p2p-based platform
- 13. Future work • Enable cross-platform communication • Enable autonomic management • Naming scheme for DCXP
- 14. Credits EU for its funding for the FP7 MobiS project Immersive Networking Research group
- 15. + 46 7 07 463 968 Contact Hasibur Rahman hasibur.rahman021 hasibur.rahman29@gmail.com @hasiburrahman29