Global Data Plane: Concepts and Getting Started
Nitesh Mor

Citation
Nitesh Mor. "Global Data Plane: Concepts and Getting Started". Tutorial, 4, April, 2016.

Abstract
Global Data Plane (GDP) provides a data-centric glue for swarm applications. It is a secure data storage and communication infrastructure that enables application developers to quickly get started with their IoT applications. The basic premise is that of a single-writer append-only secure log. Readers can subscribe to a log to get updates in real-time, or can perform random seeks within the log. Data within a log can be preserved long term. Further, higher level interfaces, such as a key-value store, a filesystem, or even a database, could be built on top of the log interface to provide a richer set of functionality to users. In this workshop, we will walk through the basic concepts of GDP and talk about the software infrastructure. Further, we will go through a step-by-step tutorial on building some basic HelloWorld applications.

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  @tutorial{Mor16_GlobalDataPlaneConceptsGettingStarted,
      author = {Nitesh Mor},
      title = {Global Data Plane: Concepts and Getting Started},
      day = {4},
      month = {April},
      year = {2016},
      abstract = {Global Data Plane (GDP) provides a data-centric
                glue for swarm applications. It is a secure data
                storage and communication infrastructure that
                enables application developers to quickly get
                started with their IoT applications. The basic
                premise is that of a single-writer append-only
                secure log. Readers can subscribe to a log to get
                updates in real-time, or can perform random seeks
                within the log. Data within a log can be preserved
                long term. Further, higher level interfaces, such
                as a key-value store, a filesystem, or even a
                database, could be built on top of the log
                interface to provide a richer set of functionality
                to users. In this workshop, we will walk through
                the basic concepts of GDP and talk about the
                software infrastructure. Further, we will go
                through a step-by-step tutorial on building some
                basic HelloWorld applications.},
      URL = {http://terraswarm.org/pubs/742.html}
  }
  

Posted by Elizabeth Coyne on 17 Feb 2016.
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