IoT Smart Applications have created a demand for architectures, infrastructure, platforms, orchestration, and service deployment strategies. They are deployed from sensors to the cloud over a geographical and computing continuum, which is challenging for service orchestration and DevOps strategies. The distributed infrastructure to implement the end-to-end data path may vary, even for similar applications, concerning the services deployed over the mist, fog, edge, and cloud stages. This paper proposes and evaluates IoTDeploy, a solution for streamlining and scaling static and dynamic IoT service deployment over the continuum. IoTDeploy implements a CI/CD tool plugin for deploying applications running on the continuum and supports dynamic service migration. We evaluated the service migration from cloud to fog and fog to cloud with a case study on smart irrigation in agriculture. The experiments reveal that deployment in IoT-distributed environments is reliable and resilient, enabling migration without interrupting the application and losing data.
Borges Oliveira, F., DI FELICE, M., Kamienski, C. (2024). IoTDeploy: Deployment of IoT Smart Applications over the Computing Continuum. INTERNET OF THINGS, 28, 1-19 [10.1016/j.iot.2024.101348].
IoTDeploy: Deployment of IoT Smart Applications over the Computing Continuum
Marco Di Felice;
2024
Abstract
IoT Smart Applications have created a demand for architectures, infrastructure, platforms, orchestration, and service deployment strategies. They are deployed from sensors to the cloud over a geographical and computing continuum, which is challenging for service orchestration and DevOps strategies. The distributed infrastructure to implement the end-to-end data path may vary, even for similar applications, concerning the services deployed over the mist, fog, edge, and cloud stages. This paper proposes and evaluates IoTDeploy, a solution for streamlining and scaling static and dynamic IoT service deployment over the continuum. IoTDeploy implements a CI/CD tool plugin for deploying applications running on the continuum and supports dynamic service migration. We evaluated the service migration from cloud to fog and fog to cloud with a case study on smart irrigation in agriculture. The experiments reveal that deployment in IoT-distributed environments is reliable and resilient, enabling migration without interrupting the application and losing data.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.