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研究生： 蔡霈萱
Tsai, Pei-Hsuan
論文名稱： 動態且可擴展的邊緣物聯網分析應用部署
Dynamic and Scalable Deployment of Edge Internet-of-Things Analytics
指導教授： 徐正炘
Hsu, Cheng-Hsin
口試委員: 周志遠
陳健
學位類別： 碩士
Master
系所名稱：
論文出版年： 2018
畢業學年度： 106
語文別： 英文
論文頁數： 45
中文關鍵詞： 物聯網 、霧運算 、邊端運算
外文關鍵詞： Internet of Things, fog computing, edge computing
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    • 近年來，物聯網（Internet-of-Things）應用程式所產生的大量數據皆需要強大的分析方法，例如深度學習，來提取出有用的資訊，而現有的物聯網應用程式大多將數據傳輸到計算資源豐富的數據中心來進行分析。但是，大量的數據可能會造成網絡的壅塞、數據中心的嚴重負擔、以及增加安全上的漏洞。在我的論文中，我設計了一個採用霧計算概念的平台，將數據中心（服務器）和終端運算裝置（物聯網運算裝置）的資源進行整合。它有兩個特點：（i）動態部署和（ii）邊緣分析。我在位於邊端的運算裝置之間執行分佈式的分析應用程式來對數據進行預處理，而不是將所有資料都完整地發送到數據中心。然後，我分析了實作這樣一個平台所必須面對的難題，並採用擁有龐大社群支持的開源專案來克服這些挑戰。最後，我對實作出的的平台進行全面的測試，結果顯示了：（i）分佈式分析的好處及其局限性，（ii）當跨多個運算裝置分發應用程式時，工作分配的重要性，以及（iii）平台中所使用的工具所帶來的額外運算成本。

    Modern Internet-of-Things (IoT) applications produce a large amount of data and require powerful analytics approaches, such as using Deep Learning to extract useful information. Existing IoT applications transmit the data to resource-rich data centers for analytics. However, it may congest networks, overload data centers, and increase security vulnerability. In my thesis, I implement a platform, which adopts the concept of Fog Computing, integrating resources from data centers (servers) to end devices (IoT devices). It has two features: (i)dynamic deployment and, (ii) edge analytics. I launch distributed analytics applications among the devices to pre-process the data, rather than sending everything to the data centers. I analyze the challenges to implement such a platform and carefully adopt popular open-source projects to overcome the challenges. I then conduct comprehensive experiments on the implemented platform. The results show: (i) the benefits/limitations of distributed analytics, (ii) the importance of decisions on distributing an application across multiple devices, and (iii) the overhead caused by different components in my platform.

    致謝 i Acknowledgments ii 中文摘要 iii Abstract iv 1 Introduction 1 1.1 Challenges.................................. 2 1.2 Contributions ................................ 3 1.3 ThesisOrganization............................. 4 2 Background 5 2.1 InternetofThings.............................. 5 2.2 FogComputing ............................... 6 2.3 EdgeAnalytics ............................... 7 3 Dynamic Deployment 9 3.1 Container-BasedVirtualization....................... 10 3.2 OrchestrationTool ............................. 11 3.3 Event-DrivenMechanism.......................... 13 4 Edge Analytics 15 4.1 Location-based and Sensor-based Services for the Internet of Things . . . 16 4.2 DistributedComputing ........................... 16 4.3 Pre-processingwithDeepLearning..................... 17 5 System Overview 20 5.1 Master.................................... 20 5.2 Minions................................... 23 6 Implementation and Demo Scenarios 24 6.1 Implementation ............................... 24 6.1.1 TensorFlow............................. 24 6.1.2 Docker ............................... 25 6.1.3 Kubernetes ............................. 25 6.2 Scenarios .................................. 26 6.2.1 ObjectDetection .......................... 27 6.2.2 SoundClassification ........................ 28 6.2.3 AirQualityMonitor ........................ 29 7 Evaluations 31 7.1 Setup .................................... 31 7.2 Results.................................... 32 8 Related Work 39 8.1 FogComputingPlatform .......................... 39 8.2 EdgeAnalyticsintheInternetofThings.................. 40 9 Conclusion and Future Work 41 Bibliography 42

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