Method for forming a subsystem for processing operative transactions of the ІоТ
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https://doi.org/10.26906/SUNZ.2025.1.107-110Keywords:
Internet of Things, operational transaction, fog layer, network nodeAbstract
Topicality. Internet of Things transactions are usually processed in cloud data centers. However, when it is
necessary to process operational transactions, there are time delays associated with data transfer to the cloud environment. This
problem can be solved by transferring calculations to layers close to IoT sensors. The purpose of the article is to develop a method
for forming a subsystem for processing operational transactions of the Internet of Things, focused on the boundary and fog layers
of the cloud environment. Research results. A mathematical model of the process of processing operational transactions is proposed.
Based on the model, a method has been developed that allows taking into account the specific features of the lower layers of the
cloud environment supporting the Internet of Things and choosing the most appropriate option for building a subsystem for processing operational transactions of the Internet of Things. Conclusion. The developed method allows you to meet the QoS requirements for operational transactions of the Internet of Things.
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