Research Article
BETaaS platform – a Things as a Service Environment for future M2M marketplaces
@ARTICLE{10.4108/cs.1.1.e2, author={Bayu Anggorojati and Sofoklis Kyriazakos and Neeli Prasad and Carlo Vallati and Enzo Mingozzi and Giacomo Tanganelli and Novella Buonaccorsi and Bel\^{e}n Mart\^{\i}nez and Francisco Nieto De-Santos and Nikolaos Zonidis and George Labropoulous and Alessandro Mamelli and Davide Sommacampagna}, title={BETaaS platform -- a Things as a Service Environment for future M2M marketplaces}, journal={EAI Endorsed Transactions on Cloud Systems}, volume={1}, number={1}, publisher={ICST}, journal_a={CS}, year={2015}, month={2}, keywords={IoT, M2M, Local cloud, TaaS.}, doi={10.4108/cs.1.1.e2} }- Bayu Anggorojati
Sofoklis Kyriazakos
Neeli Prasad
Carlo Vallati
Enzo Mingozzi
Giacomo Tanganelli
Novella Buonaccorsi
Belén Martínez
Francisco Nieto De-Santos
Nikolaos Zonidis
George Labropoulous
Alessandro Mamelli
Davide Sommacampagna
Year: 2015
BETaaS platform – a Things as a Service Environment for future M2M marketplaces
CS
ICST
DOI: 10.4108/cs.1.1.e2
Abstract
Building the Environment for Things as a Service (BETaaS) is a novel platform for the deployment and execution of contentcentric Machine-to-Machine (M2M) applications, which relies on a local cloud of gateways. BETaaS platform provides a uniform interface and services to map content with things in a context-aware manner. Deployment of services for the execution of applications is dynamic and takes into account the computational resources of the low-end physical devices used. To this aim, BETaaS platform is based on a suitable defined Internet of Things (IoT) model, allowing the integration of the BETaaS components within the future Internet environment. In this paper we present the BETaaS concept, the high level platform architecture and application scenarios that extend the state-of-the-art in M2M communications and open the horizon for future M2M marketplaces.
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