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Nomadic Applications Traveling in the Fog

Nomadic Applications Traveling in the Fog

Presentation at the CN4IoT Conference 2017 in Brindisi, Italy

Christoph Hochreiner

April 27, 2017
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  1. NOMADIC APPLICATIONS TRAVELING IN THE FOG Christoph Hochreiner, Michael Vögler,

    Johannes M. Schleicher, Christian Inzinger, Stefan Schulte, and Schahram Dustdar
  2. Application Characteristic Task ‣ Process Sensor Data to Recalibrate Manufacturing

    Machines 4 Required Characteristics ‣ Data Privacy ‣ Application Upgrades ‣ Data Aggregation of Anonymized Data ‣ Cost Efficiency
  3. Centralized vs. De-Centralized Approach Centralized - No Data Privacy -

    High Data Transfer + Resource Pooling + Easy Application Updates 7 De-Centralized + Data Privacy + Low Data Transfer - Expensive Hardware - Complex Application Updates Goal: Combine both Approaches
  4. System Design 13 Fog Fog Fog Computational Ressources Nomadic Application

    Application Data Nomadic Application On-site Data Internet Cloud Application Housing Nomadic Application Application Data Nomadic Application Application Evolution Application Census & Recovery Deposit Data Shared Data Application Transport
  5. Open Research Challenges ‣ Scalable Privacy Protection for On-site Streaming

    Data ‣ Target Scheduling for Stateful Applications ‣ Support Different Speeds in the Transport Layer ‣ Recovery Mechanism 14
  6. Conclusion Nomadic Applications are suited to solve privacy and data

    transfer related issues for the IoT while using computational resources which are already in place. 16
  7. Outlook ‣ Finalizing the Infrastructure for Nomadic Applications ‣ Evaluate

    the Suitability of Docker Container and Unikernels ‣ Investigate towards Recovery Mechanism ‣ Investigate towards Privacy Protection Mechanism for Streaming Data 17