OptIoT: A Domain-Specific Language for Optimizing IoT and IIoT Infrastructure

Designing reliable Internet of Things systems requires careful planning and consideration of different factors. Incorporating multi-objective optimization methods may help achieve this goal. In this article, a domain-specific language is proposed to aid in describing the structure of the Internet of Things and formulating the requirements and objectives in a simple context. The code is then converted to a Python code that uses computational optimization to provide suggestions on what resources to choose and how to distribute them. The solution generated by the domain-specific language for an industrial environment was implemented and tested. The domain-specific language itself was evaluated by a set of experts, and the results were collected using a survey. The designed language turned out to be effective, convenient to use, and positively contribute to the development of the Internet of Things and industrial Internet of Things.

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2024-09-08
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https://doi.org/10.1109/rusautocon61949.2024.10694194
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IoT and Edge/Fog Computing
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OptIoT: A Domain-Specific Language for Optimizing IoT and IIoT Infrastructure

Ilya Ivanov, Ali Ebraheem
IoT and Edge/Fog Computing
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OptIoT: A Domain-Specific Language for Optimizing IoT and IIoT Infrastructure

Ilya Ivanov, Ali Ebraheem
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Abstract

Designing reliable Internet of Things systems requires careful planning and consideration of different factors. Incorporating multi-objective optimization methods may help achieve this goal. In this article, a domain-specific language is proposed to aid in describing the structure of the Internet of Things and formulating the requirements and objectives in a simple context. The code is then converted to a Python code that uses computational optimization to provide suggestions on what resources to choose and how to distribute them. The solution generated by the domain-specific language for an industrial environment was implemented and tested. The domain-specific language itself was evaluated by a set of experts, and the results were collected using a survey. The designed language turned out to be effective, convenient to use, and positively contribute to the development of the Internet of Things and industrial Internet of Things.

National Research University Higher School of Economics (RU)
Industry, innovation and infrastructure
Openalex Percentile: Top 81%
IoT and Edge/Fog Computing
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