Internet of Things and the Wisdom of Mobile
- 3. 6/15/16 1 ©2016 GuerrillaQA IoT and the Wisdom of Mobile ©2016 GuerrillaQA Preview § Overview of the Internet Of Things § IoT Technology and Challenges § Transferable lessons from Mobile § Strategies to move forward
- 4. 6/15/16 2 ©2016 GuerrillaQA About the Speaker ©2016 GuerrillaQA 3500 apps in market 35 million active users Continuous Integration & Testing
- 5. 6/15/16 3 ©2016 GuerrillaQA The Dilemma What is IoT? How big is it? When is it coming? Why should I be concerned? ©2016 GuerrillaQA Individual Team Company What new tech must I learn about? What new skills do I need? Will my career suffer if I don’t get on board fast? What skills must my team learn? What kind of new tools will they need? What new frameworks and platforms will we need? How do I best hire to support IoT? What are our market opportunities? How and when should we invest into IoT? How will we manage our existing business challenges while digging into IoT?
- 6. 6/15/16 4 ©2016 GuerrillaQA What is IoT? “The Internet of Things refers to the ever-growing network of physical objects that feature an IP address for internet connectivity, and the communication that occurs between these objects and other Internet-enabled devices and systems.” - Wikipedia “The Internet of Things is a system of interrelated computing devices, mechanical and digital machines, objects, animals or people that are provided with unique identifiers and the ability to transfer data over a network without requiring human-to-human or human-to- computer interaction. ” - Whatis.com ©2016 GuerrillaQA secure microchip ceramic water resistant to 50m antenna never change the battery tokenized smartphone management
- 7. 6/15/16 5 ©2016 GuerrillaQA All the Things! Home Wearables Medical Auto Industrial ©2016 GuerrillaQA Source: Cisco, DHL - https://www.ncta.com/broadband-by-the-numbers
- 8. 6/15/16 6 ©2016 GuerrillaQA http://www.cisco.com/c/dam/en_us/about/ac79/docs/innov/IoT_IBSG_0411FINAL.pdf During 2008, the number of things connected to the Internet exceeded the number of people on earth. 2003 2010 2016 2020 devices people 6.3b 500m 6.8b 7.2b 7.6b 25b 12.5b 50b ©2016 GuerrillaQA 7 = the average number of connected devices per person by 2020
- 9. 6/15/16 7 ©2016 GuerrillaQA $19 trillion Est. value of the global IoT Market by 2020 Source: http://www.forbes.com/sites/gilpress/2014/08/22/internet-of-things-by-the-numbers-market-estimates-and-forecasts/#10fb142c2dc9 “This is the largest growth in the history of humans,” - Janus Bryzek aka “Father of Sensors” ©2016 GuerrillaQA 2.2 2.5 2.7 3 8.7 11.2 14.2 18.2 0 5 10 15 20 2012 2013 2014 2015 Mobile vs IoT Growth 2012 - 2015 Mobile IoT IoT = 109% Mobile = 36% Source: Cisco, Comscore billions
- 10. 6/15/16 8 ©2016 GuerrillaQA http://www.gartner.com/newsroom/id/3114217 Gartner’s Hype Chart 2015 ©2016 GuerrillaQA The Tech of IoT Sensors Battery Radios Processor eOS Application Network Protocols API services Aggregation middleware Big data stores Decision support tools HardwareSoftware Sensors: Temperature Light Motion Position Velocity Force Pressure Flow Acoustic Radiation Biosensor Chemical Sensor Risks: Accuracy Repeatability Range Noise Resolution Selectivity Power Consumption Networks: RFID NFC Bluetooth ZigBee Wifi Wi-Max 2G/3G/GSM 4G/LTE USB Ethernet IPv4 IPv6 More: Mobile Apps Device Management Security Performance Standards Compliance Framworks Eclipse: SmartHome Eclipse: SCADA Arkessa AMEE HP Cense iDigi Kaa Nimbits One Platform Open.Sen.se Paraimpu SeeControlOS: TinyOS Contiki Mantis Nano-RK LiteOS FreeRTOS
- 11. 6/15/16 9 ©2016 GuerrillaQA <Queue freaking_out.gif> ©2016 GuerrillaQA Hold on a sec! § From a development, testing, deployment perspective, we’re still trying to solve the SAME PROBLEMS “Develop and test and deploy faster, smarter, all at a lower cost while meeting or exceeding customer quality and satisfaction expectations.” § IoT is yet another communication wave § (written word, televisions, mainframes, desktops, internet, mobile, now IoT) § There are many, many things we’ve learned from the Mobile eavethat will give us an advantage.
- 12. 6/15/16 10 ©2016 GuerrillaQA The Tech of IoT Sensors Battery Radios Processor eOS Application Network Protocols API services Aggregation middleware Big data stores Decision support tools HardwareSoftware More: Mobile Apps Device Management Security Performance Standards Compliance …and Mobile! ©2016 GuerrillaQA Pressure Points § Pressure from IoT scale will impact us § Direct impacts to Throughput, Performance, Processing, Services/API, Aggregation, Big Data, Security, and Device Management § Shifting sands as emerging Standards and Compliance rules will change My belief: Fragile or inefficient software delivery teams will hurt trying to keep up
- 13. 6/15/16 11 ©2016 GuerrillaQA What it all means to me: I must step up my current delivery chain to make room for managing IoT pressure. And do it NOW! ©2016 GuerrillaQA Solid Mobile Strategy API micro-services Start with Quality Virtualization Device Clouds Continuous Testing ”Sometimes On” Device Management Security & Performance
- 14. 6/15/16 12 ©2016 GuerrillaQA Evolution of Test Automation Unit Integration API End to end Performance Security Keep pushing tests back to the beginning ©2016 GuerrillaQA § Empower Devs to build strong tests at inception § 1-2 day stories § Config flags culture § No more “versions” § Code goes to Production daily § Mobile, performance, security testing all has CI friendly tools now § Squad culture Continuous Everything!
- 15. 6/15/16 13 ©2016 GuerrillaQA Thou shalt… § Build Quality in up front, at inception § Embrace Test culture § Automate all the things § Test continually § Make time to experiment and try new things § Lead by business value goals, reward for value delivered § Know Thyself and continually measure progress § Have fun doing all the above! ©2016 GuerrillaQA Review § IoT is massive, and it’s coming fast § IoT brings major scale which brings big pressure § IoT, like Mobile before it, is just another industrial revolution! We know stuff… § Mobile skills are directly transferable to IoT § Mobile ate the world, is still hard, but getting better § CI, CD, and Continuous Testing is the WAY § We have the know-how to get ahead of the wave
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