Review categories

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Protocols Persistence Integration/Gateways OS/Virtualization Data processing Platforms/Frameworks/Ecosystems (glue devices and applications) Applications

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Eclipse uses this whitepaper to classify projects

Linux Foundation uses for its Edge computing initiative:

The IIC proposes IIRA as architecture for IIOT:

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In IIRA a classification is proposed for IIOT projects:

• Control Domain
  • Controllers for devices (sensors and actuators)
  • Gateway for controllers management
• Information Domain
  • Data services & Platforms
  • Ingest and transformation
  • Persistence and Distribution
  • Analytics services & Platforms
  • Streaming and batch (Kafka … in ThingsO2)
  • Persistence and Distribution
• Operational Domain
  • Provisioning & Deployment
  • Assets and metadata
  • Management
  • Prognostics & Optimization
  • API Portal
  • Monitor and Diagnostics
• Application Domain
  • Logic and rules
  • API & Portal
• Business Domain
  • Biz Analytics
  • CRM
  • Digital Twin
  • ...

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IoT Landscape

• Applications (Verticals)
  • Personal
  • Home
  • Vehicles
  • Enterprise
  • Industrial Internet
• Platforms (Horizontals)
  • Software
  • Security
  • Connectivity
  • Analytics
  • Developers
  • Payments & Money
  • Interfaces
  • 3D
• Building blocks
  • Hardware
  • Infrastructure (Cloud, Edge, Mobile)
  • Connectivity (Protocols, M2M, Telecom, Wifi)
  • Partners (In Alliances, the FLOSS Foundations don’t appear, just OCF with IoTivity)

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https://www.postscapes.com/internet-of-things-award/open-source/

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This paper analyzing howto evaluate iiot platforms proposes another architecture:

Useful because it introduces the Fog concept as the glue between several edges and the cloud.

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Closed for the talk. The categories are:

1. protocol
2. persistence
3. os_virtualization
4. processing
5. integration/gateway
6. platform
7. framework
8. ecosystem
9. fog
10. application