Jeongwoo Choi
ABSTRACT
As the Internet of Things (IoT) technology evolves, it is no longer appropriate to process real-time, large-volume data generated by numerous IoT devices in a cloud computing environment. To solve this problem, fog computing has been proposed which minimizes response time and makes real - time processing suitable. However, there is still a lack of research on techniques for efficiently managing various services and monitoring IoT devices in real time. Therefore, this paper proposes an efficient framework to monitor IoT devices in fog computing environment. The proposed monitoring framework is based on the oneM2M standard and consists of three detailed frameworks: device manager, monitoring manager, and data manager.
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Index Terms
- Smart IoT monitoring framework based on oneM2M for fog computing
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