IOT Paris Seminar 2015 - Storage Challenges in IOT

MongoDB IOT City Tour – Paris

9th June 2015

MongoDB Speaker: Joe Drumgoole Director of Solutions Architecture, EMEA

Internet of Things – Storage Challenges

Joe Drumgoole Director of Solutions Architecture (EMEA) @jdrumgoole

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The Internet - 1971

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The Internet - 2015

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Google

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Google France

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It used to be Asymmetric

Outbound Bandwidth Inbound Bandwidth

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What used to be at the Edge?

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Today

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What’s Different

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It’s a sensor world

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Everyday Sensors

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Exotic Sensors

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What used to Happen

Local Database

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What Happens Today

The Internet

Cloud Database

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Web Site - Density

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Smart Phone - Density

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Sensor- Density

Gartner – 4.9 billion devices

ABI Research – 16 billion devices

Datamation– 12.9 billion devices

Five Billon Sensors Deployed – Bosch SI

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•  Ubiquitous, cheap sensors and controllers •  Ubiquitous cheap bandwidth •  HTTP/TCP/IP as a universal protocol

•  On demand storage at cents per GB

What enables the IoT?

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What is the next big thing?

The thing we have been doing

badly for the last ten years

Why Now?

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What When Where Store-Filter-Distribute

Millions of events per minute Future use cases

IoT Demands

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Journey and Context

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Arrival Welcome / Greeting. Personal concierge (“whisk away”). Alert to staff member.

Departure Thanks. “by the way…”, RAOK.

Find / Browse Self-service on phone - “how can we

help today?”. “Let us come to you”. Insertion point for relevant

information, offer, or reminder. Here to pick something up? Timer for

being dealt with. Partner brands?

Here for Action Pick up. Queue jump. Get service with reduced friction, uncertainty.

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•  Expensive Storage •  Cheap Programmers •  Tables of strings, ints, floats, dates

•  One big machine •  A small number of connected users

•  A well defined unchanging set of requirements •  Fortran and Cobol as coin of the realm

These are IoT Anti-Patterns

Relational Database Assumptions

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MongoDB

•  Dynamic Schemas

•  Automatic Scaling

•  Text Search

•  Aggregation Framework and MapReduce

•  Hadoop Integration

•  GEO Search

•  Full, Flexible Index Support and Rich Queries

•  Built-In Replication for High Availability

•  Advanced Security

•  Large Media Storage with GridFS

•  Pluggable Storage Engine

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