Integration of Cloud Computing with Internet of Things: Challenges and Open Issues
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Q2. What are the main advantages of integrating the IoT into the Cloud?
Since the IoT suffers from limited capabilities in terms of processing power and storage, it must also contend with issues such as performance, security, privacy, reliability.
Q3. What are the main challenges of the Cloud-based IoT approach?
Cloud platforms suffer from heterogeneity issues; for instance, Cloud services generally come with proprietary interfaces, thus allowing for resource integration based on specific providers [18].
Q4. What is the main purpose of monitoring in the Cloud?
Monitoring is a primary action in Cloud Computing when it comes to performance, managing resources, capacity planning, security, SLAs, and for troubleshooting.
Q5. What can be done to increase revenue and reduce risks?
Predictive algorithms and data-driven decisions making can be integrated into the IoT in order to increase revenue and reduce risks at a lower cost [6].
Q6. What are the benefits of integrating the IoT into the Cloud?
The Cloud can even benefit from the IoT by expanding its limits with real world objects in a more dynamic and distributed way, and providing new services for billions of devices in different real life scenarios [6], [14].
Q7. What are the main advantages of the Cloud-based IoT approach?
Smart HomesA large number of Cloud-based IoT applications have enabled the automation of home activities, where the adoption of various embedded devices and Cloud computing has empowered the automation of in-house activities (e.g. home security control, smart metering, energy saving).
Q8. What are the benefits of integrating IoT into Cloud?
The Cloud also simplifies the flow of the IoT data gathering and processing, and provides quick, low-cost installation and integration for complex data processing anddeployment [15].
Q9. What is the definition of Cloud computing?
Cloud computing deployment models are most commonly classified as belonging to the public Cloud, where resources are made available to consumers over the Internet.
Q10. What is the main challenge of the Cloud-based IoT approach?
One particularly important challenge faced by the Cloudbased IoT approach is related to the extensive heterogeneity of devices, platforms, operating systems, and services that exist and might be used for new or developed applications.
Q11. What are the main resources of the Fog and the Cloud?
Although storage, computing, and networking are the main resources of both Fog and the Cloud, the Fog has certain features, such as location awareness and edge location, that provide geographical distribution, and low latency; moreover, there are a large nodes; this is in contrast with the Cloud, which is supported for real-time interaction and mobility [4], [6].
Q12. What are some of the suggestions to overcome this issue?
Several directions have been suggested to overcome this issue, such as compression technologies, efficient data transmission; and data caching techniques for reusing collected data with time-insensitive application [18], [31].
Q13. What is the main issue in the Cloud?
Handling the huge amount of data produced is a significant issue, as the application’s whole performance is heavily reliant on the properties of this data management service.
Q14. What are the main topics of this paper?
Discussion also focused on the Cloud-based IoT architecture, different applications scenarios, challenges facing the successful integration, and open research directions.
Q15. What are the three layers of the IoT architecture?
According to a number of previous studies, the well-known IoT architecture is typically divided into three different layers: application, perception and network layer.
Q16. What is the key issue in the Cloud-based IoT paradigm?
The Cloud-based IoT paradigm makes it possible to design new applications that aim to integrate and analyse data coming from the real world into IoT objects.
Q17. What are the main issues of the Cloud-based IoT paradigm?
Although a number of proposed standardisations have been put forth by the scientific society for the deployment of IoT and Cloud approaches, it is obvious that architectures, standard protocols, and APIs are required to allow for interconnection between heterogeneous smart things and the generation of new services, which make up the Cloudbased IoT paradigm [4], [6], [18].