Performance comparison IoT (Internet of things) of name data networking and Internet protocol in first media network in jakarta area
Andira Rizky Sulaeman, Slamet Indriyanto, Nana Rachmana Syambas · 2017
Internet of Things is a concept that aims to expand the benefits of Internet connectivity to be able to share information between devices to be further processed. An example is the streetlight control automation system, where complete information can get stored in the database for further processing. The process of exchanging or sending information from a large IoT system requires the performance of a good network condition. One way is to utilize a new network architecture method called the named data network. The use of Named Data Networking (NDN) enables the distribution of databases to each node that frequently makes requests to the main database server thereby reducing server and network loads. To be able to provide representations of IoT on the NDN network a simulation was made using ndnSIM to provide an overview of IoT performance on the NDN network using a network-based topology in Jakarta.