IoT Data as Service with Hadoop

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How are new IoT devices being designed, built & integrated to big data platforms such as Hadoop. Ammeon design such systems to integrate with and provide critical support for new device creators to bring their products to market.

About me
Sriram Reddy
Architect
www.Ammeon.com
Software Architect with a passion for
• Linked Devices
• Device Multi Tenancy
• Low Power Wide Area Networks
• Distributed Device Management
• Low Power Device Security
• Distributed Data Persistence
• Distributed Data Processing
• Analytics

Index
1. Introduction
2. Internet Of Things
• Micro Controller & Processor
• Power Management
3. IOT Networks
• Long Range
• Short Range
4. IOT Data Types
• Binary (MQTT & Proto buff)
• Jason
5. IOT Data Acquisition
• MQTT
• CoAP
• Kafka
5. IOT Data processing
• Spark
• Nifi
• StreamSets
6. Data Persistence
• Hadoop
• Cassandra
• OrentDB
• Titan
• Mongo
7.Reporting
• BIRT Reporting
• Eclipse RCP
8. Analytics
9. Market Vertices
10. Q&A

Introduction
Nothing is new.
There are devices, there is network and there is data.
Challenge is Lot Of Devices, Network Everywhere, Lot Of Data

IOTTriad
Enablement
HW-Clinet
Container
Modeling
Dashboard
Ethernet
GSM/3G/4G/MB-IOT
BLE/LORA /WIFI
AVR/PIC/Psoc (MCU)
SOC(MCP)
Boards (Pis)
MQTT
CoAP
HTTP
KAFKA
Hadoop
Cassandra
Ignite
Kafka
Spark/Flink/Drill
NIFI/Streamsets/Camel
An IOT deployment architecture demands right device design, right
communications and data management & analytics.

IOT Devices
Microprocessor Based Devices
Microcontroller Based Devices
Raspberry Pi, Orange Pi, Banana Pi, Nano Pi,
Bagel Bone, Panda board, Onion, Chip etc.
• SOCs from Boradcom, Rock chip, All winner, Intel etc
• Runs full Linux/Windows
• Powerful
• Power-hungry
Arduino, Wiring, Sypris etc
• Micro-chip, Atmel, Nordic etc
• SOC with memory and other peripherals
• Low power
• Less power consumption

IOT Communications
Long Range
Short Range
Networks to span full metros to countries
• Traditional operator provided 2G/3G/4G
• LORA
• SIGFOX
With in 100 meter range
• WIFI
• BLE

IOT DataTypes
Binary Data
JSON
Binary data provides size advantage but adds more
processing.
• MQTT
• Protobuffs
JSON or any markup payloads offer human readability
and existing processing infrastructure.

IOT Data Acquisition
MQTT
CoAP
Kafka
• Lot of queues (millions)
• Light Weight
• Open source brokers
• Well Integrated
• Well supported
• HTTP like
• Matured with telco industry
• Human readable
• Light server
• Not very heavy client
• Client controlled
• Fast
• Easy to scale
• Easy to replicate

IOT Data Processing
Spark Ignite
Nifi
StreamSets
Beam

IOT Data Persistence
Hadoop Cassandra
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