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handle: 20.500.14243/400001 , 20.500.11770/328688 , 11568/1143895 , 11570/3315309
Modern multi-tier Cloud-Edge-IoT computational platforms seamlessly map with the distributed and hierarchical nature of smart cities infrastructure. However, classical tools and methodologies to organise data as well as computational and network resources are poorly equipped to tackle the dynamic and heterogeneous environments of smart cities. In this paper we propose a reference architecture that aims to establish a unified approach for the orchestration of modern Cloud-Edge-IoT infrastructures and resources specifically tailored for data streaming applications in smart-cities. Stemming from the proposed reference architecture, we also discuss a series of open challenges, which we believe represent relevant research directions in the nearest future.
Data streaming, edge computing, smart cities, cloud computing, data streaming, Edge computing, internet of things, Smart cities
Data streaming, edge computing, smart cities, cloud computing, data streaming, Edge computing, internet of things, Smart cities
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