Adapters for non-NGSI Sample Clauses

Adapters for non-NGSI. Within the project we have already considered the adoption of binary task migration to the upper layer XXxxX.xx Edge Computing framework, which is mainly provided by FogFlow. In this subsection, we explain how the adapter concept in FogFlow can be utilized to integrate binary tasks that are executed on constrained lightweight edge nodes and only support more lightweight data models/communication protocols (e.g. MQTT, u2) than NGSI. In FogFlow we dynamically compose multiple data processing tasks to form the data processing flow of each IoT service based on the standardized NGSI data model and service interface. However, in order to interact with sensors and actuators, we still need to deal with the diversity of various IoT devices. For example, some devices (e.g. IoT Engine in the u2 architecture from Japan) might not be able to talk with the FogFlow system via NGSI due to their limited upload bandwidth; some existing devices might only support other protocols such as MQTT or COAP; or some devices need to be turned into sleep mode from time to time in order to save their battery lifetime. In order to handle these issues, we introduce virtual devices to unify the communication between FogFlow and IoT devices. Figure 16 below illustrates this concept. Any physical device that already supports NGSI can be integrated to the FogFlow system directly by interacting with a nearby IoT Broker. On the other hand, a physical device which does not support NGSI must be integrated into the FogFlow system as a virtual device via a device adapter. As shown in Figure 16, the device adapter is a proxy that is triggered and initialized from a device profile in order to mediate the communication between the device and the FogFlow system. The proxy is a task instance instantiated from a specific mediation operator, which handles the detailed mediation procedure for different types of devices. For conversion between different interfaces, different mediation operators must be developed. By adding a device profile, we can trigger an adapter task to integrate a non-NGSI device into the FogFlow system. The device profile provides which operator should be used and the necessary configuration information to interact with the device. In the end, the physical device is presented as a NGSI context entity via its device adapter. All FogFlow services just need to interact with the NGSI context entity associated with the physical device, such as sending context updates or subscribing to som...
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