Internet of things can be viewed as the shifting from a network of computers to a network of things.To support M2M communication, several protocols have been developed; many of them are endorsed by client-broker model with a publish-subscribe interaction mechanism. In this paper we introduce a multi broker solution where the network of brokers is inspired by social relationships. This allow data sharing among several IoT systems, leads to a reliable and effective query forwarding algorithm and the small world effect coming from mimic humans relations guarantees fast responses and good query recall. © 2019 International Conference on Complexity, Future Information Systems and Risk.

A social inspired broker for M2M protocols

Carchiolo V.;Longheu A.;Malgeri M.;Mangioni G.
2019-01-01

Abstract

Internet of things can be viewed as the shifting from a network of computers to a network of things.To support M2M communication, several protocols have been developed; many of them are endorsed by client-broker model with a publish-subscribe interaction mechanism. In this paper we introduce a multi broker solution where the network of brokers is inspired by social relationships. This allow data sharing among several IoT systems, leads to a reliable and effective query forwarding algorithm and the small world effect coming from mimic humans relations guarantees fast responses and good query recall. © 2019 International Conference on Complexity, Future Information Systems and Risk.
2019
978-989-758-366-7
IoT; M2M Protocols; P2P Overlay Networks; Social Networks
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