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Juan Sánchez Pedro Salinas Pío Montúfar
Universidad San Francisco de Quito Escuela Politécnica Nacional Escuela Politécnia del Litoral
Colegio de Ciencias e Ingnierías Facultad de Ingeniería Eléctrica Facultad de Ingeniería en Electricidad y
Quito, Ecuador Quito, Ecuador Computación
[email protected] [email protected] Guayaquil, Ecuador
[email protected] Resumen— En este paper se muestra cómo se puede seguridad de los datos en la Nube para garantizar la calidad
implementar y representar el nuevo tema de Osmotic Computing del servicio.
que ha venido apareciendo a lo largo de estos años, para con ello
respaldar la ejecución eficiente de los diferentes tipos de servicios
y aplicaciones de Internet of Things (IoT), Edge, Cloud y Fog Enlaces: I. Introducción, II. conceptos previos, III.
Computing de micro-servicios en el borde de la red. Este tema se Metodología, IV. Caso de Estudio, V. Conclusiones, VI.
basa en la necesidad de proporcionar los servicios en los
Bibliografía.
dispositivos basados en IoT, de manera que el sistema distribuido
en los dispositivos permita aumentar las capacidades y II. EASE OF USE
funcionalidades de los sistemas Cloud y Edge existentes con el
despliegue de micro-servicios ligeros en plataformas de IoT con A. FOG Computing
recursos limitados en el borde de la red, junto con micro-
FOG Computing se vuelve popular porque Cloud
servicios más complejos que se ejecutan en centros de datos a
gran escala. Computing no es suficiente para hacer frente a la gran
cantidad de datos generados. Data Computing, toman
Keywords—Osmotic, Cloud, Computing, IoT tiempo impredecible debido al comportamiento incierto de
los dispositivos y aplicaciones de FOG, por ejemplo, las
I. INTRODUCTION computadoras personales pueden apagarse en cualquier
En los últimos años el fenómeno IoT (Internet of Things) momento. Por lo tanto, la predicción del tiempo de
ha ido evolucionando ampliamente tanto en la industria, en la finalización es fundamental para este uso.[4]
domótica y en el seguimiento ambiental. Los datos
producidos por estos dispositivos son típicamente
almacenados en la nube utilizados para Big Data,
almacenamiento y procesamiento de datos en la mayoría de
las soluciones Cloud-IoT, la cantidad de dispositivos IoT
Cloud de computación puede fallar en la disponibilidad de
recursos, Latencia, así como la capacidad de procesamiento y
almacenamiento de datos. [1]
En este contexto, el concepto de micro-servicio, la
arquitectura está ganando más y más consenso entre la
comunidad industrial porque permite el desarrollo de
emergente y eficiente computación en la nube / borde / niebla
y sistemas. [3]
El microservicio es una variante de la arquitectura
Ilustración 1 FOG & Cloud [2]
tradicional orientada al servicio arquitectura (SOA) que
estructura una aplicación como una colección de servicios de B. Maintaining the Integrity of the Specifications
grano fino poco acoplados (es decir, micro-servicios) basado
en protocolos ligeros. El beneficio de descomponer una The template is used to format your paper and style the
aplicación en diferentes servicios más pequeños es que text. All margins, column widths, line spaces, and text fonts
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Por lo tanto, la osmotic computing permite la disposición that anticipate your paper as one part of the entire
dinámica y la migración de servicios a las diferentes proceedings, and not as an independent document. Please do
necesidades de infraestructura y software. not revise any of the current designations.
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