The Internet of Things - Decoupling Producers and Consumers of M2M Device Data
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The document discusses the challenges of legacy architectures in the Internet of Things (IoT), specifically focusing on the one-to-one data relationships between devices and applications that hinder efficiency and increase costs. It proposes a solution of using an enterprise service bus to decouple data producers and consumers, enabling a many-to-many relationship that fosters more effective machine-to-machine (M2M) connections. Additionally, it emphasizes the need for a flexible infrastructure that integrates legacy systems while minimizing costs and maximizing efficiency.
The Internet of Things - Decoupling Producers and Consumers of M2M Device Data
- 1. The Internet of Things Decoupling Data Producers from Data Consumers - Bridging the M2M Implementation Barrier Amaro, 20.05.2013 Robert Andres
- 2. The Internet of Things Legacy Architectures – Implementation Barrier Complex mix of data producers, consumers, and services is not addressed: •One-to-One data relationship between the services (devices, sensors) and the (enterprise) applications requiring the data •Custom applications on a database level are required to access data •60%-90% of Project Effort on Data Delivery •Costly Bandwidth Consumption •Protocol is the Transport – Can’t break apart
- 3. The Internet of Things Legacy Architectures – Implementation Barrier One-to-One data relationship between the services (devices) – monolithic solutions. Custom applications are required to access data Custom “Monolithic” Applications Enterprise Applications Location # 2 Location # 3 Implementation Barrier Location # 1 WAN / Internet
- 4. The Internet of Things Decoupling Producers & Consumers of M2M Device Data Many-to-Many data relationship between the business applications and the devices Enterprise Applications Location # 3 Location # 1 Location # 2 Enterprise Service Bus For M2M Device Data
- 5. The Internet of Things • Effectively decoupling consumers and producers of (M2M) data • Many To Many Relationship • Primary Business Activity Is Addressed • Data Delivery Using Common Protocol • Efficient Bandwidth Utilization • Utilizes TCP/IP Network Topology Solution: Enterprise Service Bus for M2M
- 6. The Internet of Things Decoupling Producers & Consumers of M2M Device Data Transportation & Logistics Logistics Medical & Healthcare Industrial & Energy Communication Infrastructure Security & Surveillance
- 7. The Internet of Things Architectural Approach for more effective M2M Solutions What needs to be done: •Decoupling of consumers and producers of data •Single flexible & manageable M2M infrastructure •Flexible, IT centric SEN hardware & software platforms But … •“Minimal-invasive” approach •Integrating legacy systems, preserving investments •Reduce cost (WAN, cellular, implementation, operations)
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