Computer Science, asked by chandhinimanyam, 1 year ago

Which of these is a part of the Sensing Layer of the IoT Service Oriented Architecture?
a. Service integration
b. Service repository
c. Business logic
d. Data sensing and actuation protocols.

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Answered by Sidyandex
0

There are many middleware solutions available for the Internet of Things, which address one or more of the aforementioned issues.

Example, Service-oriented middleware is based on Service Oriented Architectures (SOA), in which we have independent modules that provide services through accessible interfaces.

A service-oriented middleware views resources as service providers.

It abstracts the underlying resources through a set of services that are used by applications.

There is a Service Repository, where services are published by providers.

The consumers can discover services from the repository and then bind with the provider to access the service.

Service-oriented middleware must have runtime support for advertising services by providers and support for discovering and using services by consumers.

Answered by mindfulmaisel
1

Service integration, service repository, and business logic are the parts of the Sensing Layer of the IoT service oriented architecture.

Option: (a)

Explanation:

  • In SOA, services are considered to be the basic building blocks. A service can be defined as the self contained software unit which performs the certain task. It comprises of three components namely  

           - An interface

           - A contract

           - An implementation

  • Service integration services are examples of infrastructure services. Business services include service repository and business logic.
  • The data sensing and actuation protocols are not the part of sensing layer in IoT of SOA architecture.

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