How to combine software for devices and backend servers plus Web applications to enable efficient data communication and device management for an IoT application.
This paper discusses the architecture, features, and benefits of ARM Sensinode NanoService solution. Recognizing that Web applications based on the REST architecture have become ubiquitous, IOT deployments in a wide variety of market segments can benefit from using Web technology and the REST architecture. This paper demonstrates how ARM Sensinode NanoService solution can be used to provide a secure and standards-based way for back-end applications to access IOT data using RESTful Web services. Some of the benefits of the NanoService solution include:
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