InteroEvery: Microservice Based Interoperable System
Badr El Khalyly, Mouad Banane, Allae Erraissi, Abdessamad Belangour · 2020 International Conference on Decision Aid Sciences and Application (DASA) · 2020
The advent of Connected objects has been causing a significant technological revolution. Researchers, Designers, and developers have been mobilized to develop solutions that can reach final users in several domains. Solutions that can make the interaction between users and objects easier and handier. Therefore, so many efforts have been made to facilitate device control. A heavy synergy has been carried out as well to connect objects as a part of the Machine-to-Machine pattern. Fitting together objects have to take into consideration the heterogeneity of communication protocols. Brands and companies produce devices that enable the use of different protocols from physical to application layer. Each brand adopts certain protocols in its product that may differ from other brand's products. This issue meets the challenge of interoperability. The building of Applications and solutions that can monitor objects follow many architectural styles. Nowadays, the trend of architectural style is microservices. The Deployment of these applications can be performed on three levels: Edge - Fog - Cloud. This deployment level mobilizes the integrators to create and innovate deployment and integration strategies. This paper will fit together these paradigms to create a solution that will meet the need for interoperability concerning the needs of final users.