Deployment View Sample Clauses

Deployment View. The Deployment View described the distribution of the components between mobile appliance and the service provider (back-end system), and in so doing describes the additional components that help realize the connection between the distributed parts of the system. In D4.1 we describe the Deployment View in the sub-section entitled Community Topologies. An example of a deployment diagram is shown in Figure 19 below. Figure 19 PICOS deployment diagram
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Deployment View. Figure 13 below shows the overall deployment view of the FogFlow system, including three parts: ▪ Core Components running on the Cloud All core service components are deployed on a single cloud node or in a cloud cluster. As illustrated by the deployment view Figure 13 below, the following components are started in the cloud: • IoT Discovery: the centralized IoT Discovery that manages the availability of context entities and their metadata • IoT Broker(cloud): the IoT Broker in the cloud • Topology Master: it is responsible for service orchestration and global task generation, configuration, and management • Worker(cloud): it launches or terminates the tasks assigned by Topology Master • RabbitMQ: it is the AMQP-based message bus used for exchanging the control commands between the TM and Workers • Task Designer: it is a nodejs-based web server to provide the web-based interfaces for system management and for showing use cases demonstrations ▪ Edge node An edge node must deploy a worker and install a docker engine to run task instances. Normally, it is also required to deploy an IoT broker at each edge node so that the data flow exchanged between task instances on the edge node can be done locally. However, the IoT Broker at the edge node remains optional. ▪ Registry service FogFlow relies on an external docker registry service to manage all registry docker images for each operator. We can either use the public docker registry service or set up our own private docker registry service. Figure 13: deployment view of the FogFlow system
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