Análisis comparativo de dos plataformas middleware OpenSource fundamentado en métricas cualitativas basado en el framework SMI (Service Measurement Index).

Abstract

The impact of each generation ICT (Information CommunicationsTechnology) on our activities and environments is increasing. According to the IoT Platforms Market, the IoT platform market is present in several sectors; however, it is still very fragmented [1]. This and a constantly evolving market with a wide range of possibilities, can incur a difficult decision when choosing the solution that best responds to the needs of an organization. This project intends to be a study that provides technical knowledge through a comparative analysis of the OpenIoT and DeviceHive platforms, under an evaluation framework using the SMI (Service Measurement Index) framework proposed by CSMIC (Cloud Service Measurement Initiative) based on qualitative metrics that allow identifying and facilitating a criterion regarding the choice of different technological tools. In addition, to guide students and teachers to deepen the world of IoT in future projects. Chapter 1 addresses the fundamental concepts that revolve around the IoT world, including the technologies that enable it to function optimally. Additionally, the main concepts of the SMI are exposed. Chapter 2 presents the study of each of the components of the aforementioned platforms, as well as the different tools that allow their implementation. Additionally, a user manual is prepared. Chapter 3 shows the capabilities and main characteristics of the aforementioned platforms, followed by a comparative analysis through an assessment of qualitative metrics, together with their respective conclusions and recommendations.