Database Management Difficulties in the Internet of Things
Melanie Lourens, A. Tamizhselvi, Brijesh Goswami, Joel Alanya-Beltrán, Mohd Aarif, Durgaprasad Gangodkar
Abstract
The “Internet of Things (IoT)” is an internet protocol for which real-world, virtual as well as digital objects are given recognition, detecting, connectivity, and process technology so they can interact with one another and other Internet-connected devices and services to carry out users’ tasks. There are many IoT solutions available to improve and comfort civilian lives. Additionally, the use of IoT technology in the automotive sector gave rise to the concept of the “Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT),” which has simplified the usage of Cyber Physic Systems, which enable machine and human communication. In general, the variety, heterogeneity, and vast volume of data produced by these businesses make the use of traditional database management systems inappropriate. While constructing IoT data management systems, a number of special issues should be taken into account. These varied guiding notions have led to the proposal of range Of iot data management strategies. The Internet of Things will undoubtedly become a realization as more gadgets are linked to the Internet. Massive amounts of information will be instantiated by items in environment. A high rate and numerous increments will be made to its quantity. This research paper has highlighted database management and its challenges in IoT technology through secondary qualitative analysis.