Artificial Intelligence
Articles
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
Keras
Articles
Create Model using both Sequential and Functional API in Keras
Deep dive into Keras - Convolution Neural Network (CNN)
Deep Dive into Modules provided by Keras Library
Detail understanding of Keras Layers
Detailed understanding of Keras applications
Detailed understanding of the Keras Model compilation process
How Keras help in Deep Learning and Architecture of Keras Library
How to write a simple MPL based Artificial Neural Network to perform regression prediction.
Keras Backend Implementations and overview of Deep Learning
Overview of Deep Learning Library Keras and How to install Keras Library on your machine
Write a simple Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) based RNN to do sequence analysis
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
Create Model using both Sequential and Functional API in Keras
Deep dive into Keras - Convolution Neural Network (CNN)
Deep Dive into Modules provided by Keras Library
Detail understanding of Keras Layers
Detailed understanding of Keras applications
Detailed understanding of the Keras Model compilation process
How Keras help in Deep Learning and Architecture of Keras Library
How to write a simple MPL based Artificial Neural Network to perform regression prediction.
Keras Backend Implementations and overview of Deep Learning
Overview of Deep Learning Library Keras and How to install Keras Library on your machine
Write a simple Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) based RNN to do sequence analysis
Tensor Flow
Articles
Concept of Agents and Environments in AI
Hidden Layer Perceptron in TensorFlow
Multi-layer Perceptron in TensorFlow
Concept of Fuzzy Logic Systems
Deep Dive into TensorFlow Playground
Difference between TensorFlow and Keras
Difference between TensorFlow and PyTorch
Difference between TensorFlow and Theano
How to Install TensorFlow Through pip in Windows
Idea of Intelligence and components of Intelligence
Implementation of Neural Network in TensorFlow
Linear Regression in TensorFlow
Machine Learning and Deep Learning
How to Install TensorFlow through Anaconda
Introduction of Convolutional Neural Network in TensorFlow
Long short-term memory (LSTM) RNN in TensorFlow
What are Artificial Neural Networks?
Working of Convolutional Neural Network
Advantages and Disadvantages of TensorFlow
Architecture of TensorFlow explained
AI - Popular Search Algorithms
Artificial Intelligence - Research Areas
Artificial Neural Network in TensorFlow
CIFAR-10 and CIFAR-100 Dataset in TensorFlow
Classification of Neural Network in TensorFlow
TensorFlow Single and Multiple GPU
TensorFlow Security and TensorFlow Vs Caffe
Style Transferring in TensorFlow
Single Layer Perceptron in TensorFlow
Robotics in Artificial Intelligence
Recurrent Neural Network (RNN) in TensorFlow
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
Concept of Agents and Environments in AI
Hidden Layer Perceptron in TensorFlow
Multi-layer Perceptron in TensorFlow
Concept of Fuzzy Logic Systems
Deep Dive into TensorFlow Playground
Difference between TensorFlow and Keras
Difference between TensorFlow and PyTorch
Difference between TensorFlow and Theano
How to Install TensorFlow Through pip in Windows
Idea of Intelligence and components of Intelligence
Implementation of Neural Network in TensorFlow
Linear Regression in TensorFlow
Machine Learning and Deep Learning
How to Install TensorFlow through Anaconda
Introduction of Convolutional Neural Network in TensorFlow
Long short-term memory (LSTM) RNN in TensorFlow
What are Artificial Neural Networks?
Working of Convolutional Neural Network
Advantages and Disadvantages of TensorFlow
Architecture of TensorFlow explained
AI - Popular Search Algorithms
Artificial Intelligence - Research Areas
Artificial Neural Network in TensorFlow
CIFAR-10 and CIFAR-100 Dataset in TensorFlow
Classification of Neural Network in TensorFlow
TensorFlow Single and Multiple GPU
TensorFlow Security and TensorFlow Vs Caffe
Style Transferring in TensorFlow
Single Layer Perceptron in TensorFlow
Robotics in Artificial Intelligence
Recurrent Neural Network (RNN) in TensorFlow
Data Science Introduction and How to set up python
How to use Hibernate Query Language
Handling Arrays and Strings in PHP
Cookies and Sessions Handling in PHP
Cookies and Sessions Handling in PHP
Concept of Agents and Environments in AI
Hidden Layer Perceptron in TensorFlow
Multi-layer Perceptron in TensorFlow
Concept of Fuzzy Logic Systems
Deep Dive into TensorFlow Playground
Difference between TensorFlow and Keras
Difference between TensorFlow and PyTorch
Difference between TensorFlow and Theano
How to Install TensorFlow Through pip in Windows
Idea of Intelligence and components of Intelligence
Implementation of Neural Network in TensorFlow
Linear Regression in TensorFlow
Machine Learning and Deep Learning
How to Install TensorFlow through Anaconda
Introduction of Convolutional Neural Network in TensorFlow
Long short-term memory (LSTM) RNN in TensorFlow
What are Artificial Neural Networks?
Working of Convolutional Neural Network
Advantages and Disadvantages of TensorFlow
Architecture of TensorFlow explained
AI - Popular Search Algorithms
Artificial Intelligence - Research Areas
Artificial Neural Network in TensorFlow
CIFAR-10 and CIFAR-100 Dataset in TensorFlow
Classification of Neural Network in TensorFlow
Create Model using both Sequential and Functional API in Keras
Deep dive into Keras - Convolution Neural Network (CNN)
Deep Dive into Modules provided by Keras Library
Detail understanding of Keras Layers
Detailed understanding of Keras applications
Detailed understanding of the Keras Model compilation process
How Keras help in Deep Learning and Architecture of Keras Library
How to write a simple MPL based Artificial Neural Network to perform regression prediction.
Keras Backend Implementations and overview of Deep Learning
Overview of Deep Learning Library Keras and How to install Keras Library on your machine
Write a simple Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) based RNN to do sequence analysis
Model Evaluation and Model Prediction in Keras
How to create our own Customized Layer in Keras Library
TensorFlow Single and Multiple GPU
TensorFlow Security and TensorFlow Vs Caffe
Style Transferring in TensorFlow
Single Layer Perceptron in TensorFlow
Robotics in Artificial Intelligence
Recurrent Neural Network (RNN) in TensorFlow
Overview of Artificial Intelligence and its Application
Natural Language Processing in AI
Test Article Main differences between Selenium RC and Selenium WebDriver - Dont Delete
Top Artificial Intelligence Interview Questions and Answers
Top Oracle DBA Interview Questions and Answers
Basics of Splunk and Installation of Splunk Environment
Microsoft Azure Solutions Architect Certification Exam Questions (AZ-300 & AZ-301)
Best Approach for Storing data to AWS DynamoDB and S3 – AWS Implementation
Maintain High Availability in AWS with anticipated Additional Load
BI and Visualization
Articles
eBooks
Videos
Cognos Analytics
Articles
Perform Report Operations in IBM Cognos
Introduction to IBM Cognos and its Components and Services
How to open, create, save, run and print report in Cognos
How to open, create and save Analysis in Analysis Studio in Cognos
How to create report in Report Studio
How to create List and CrossTab Report in Cognos
How to create a package using Cognos
Filters and Custom Calculations in Cognos
Data Warehouse Schemas, ETL and Reporting Tools
Cognos Studios and other capabilities
eBooks
Videos
Perform Report Operations in IBM Cognos
Introduction to IBM Cognos and its Components and Services
How to open, create, save, run and print report in Cognos
How to open, create and save Analysis in Analysis Studio in Cognos
How to create report in Report Studio
How to create List and CrossTab Report in Cognos
How to create a package using Cognos
Filters and Custom Calculations in Cognos
Data Warehouse Schemas, ETL and Reporting Tools
Cognos Studios and other capabilities
Cognos - Relationships in Metadata Model
Top Tableau Desktop Interview Questions and Answers
Top Tableau Server Interview Questions and Answers
Top Power BI Interview Questions and Answers
Top Cognos TM1 Interview Questions and Answers
Cognos TM1
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
Microsoft Excel
Articles
How to Merge & Wrap Cells, Borders and Shades and Apply Formatting in Excel
BackStage View and Explore Window in Excel
Creating Formulas, Copying Formulas in Excel
Data Sorting and Using Ranges in Excel
Data Tables and Pivot Tables in Excel
Excel Fill Handle and Excel If Function
Freeze Panes and Conditional Format in Excel
Header and Footer, Page Break and Set Background in Excel
How to add Graphics and Perform Cross-Referencing in Excel
How to Create and Copy Worksheet in Excel
How to Create Worksheets in Excel
How to enter values and move around in Excel
How to Insert Comments and Add Text Box in Excel
How to Open, Close, Delete and Hide Worksheet in Excel
How to Perform Copy & Paste, Find & Replace in Excel
Using Styles, Themes and Templates in Excel
Using Functions and Built-in Functions in Excel
Translate Worksheet and workbook Security in Excel
Simple Charts and Pivot Charts in Excel
Sheet Options, Adjust Margins and Page Orientation in Excel
Printing Worksheets and Email workbooks in Excel
Perform Spell Check, Zoom In-Out and Use Special Symbols in Excel
How to use COUNT, COUNTIF, and COUNTIFS Function and Advanced If in Excel
How to Undo Changes, Setting Cell and Fonts, Text Decoration in Excel
How to Select, Insert, Delete and Move Data in Excel
How to Rotate Cells, Setting Colors and Text Alignment in Excel
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
How to Merge & Wrap Cells, Borders and Shades and Apply Formatting in Excel
BackStage View and Explore Window in Excel
Creating Formulas, Copying Formulas in Excel
Data Sorting and Using Ranges in Excel
Data Tables and Pivot Tables in Excel
Excel Fill Handle and Excel If Function
Freeze Panes and Conditional Format in Excel
Header and Footer, Page Break and Set Background in Excel
How to add Graphics and Perform Cross-Referencing in Excel
How to Create and Copy Worksheet in Excel
How to Create Worksheets in Excel
How to enter values and move around in Excel
How to Insert Comments and Add Text Box in Excel
How to Open, Close, Delete and Hide Worksheet in Excel
How to Perform Copy & Paste, Find & Replace in Excel
Using Styles, Themes and Templates in Excel
Using Functions and Built-in Functions in Excel
Translate Worksheet and workbook Security in Excel
Simple Charts and Pivot Charts in Excel
Sheet Options, Adjust Margins and Page Orientation in Excel
Printing Worksheets and Email workbooks in Excel
Perform Spell Check, Zoom In-Out and Use Special Symbols in Excel
How to use COUNT, COUNTIF, and COUNTIFS Function and Advanced If in Excel
How to Undo Changes, Setting Cell and Fonts, Text Decoration in Excel
How to Select, Insert, Delete and Move Data in Excel
How to Rotate Cells, Setting Colors and Text Alignment in Excel
OBIEEE
Articles
Concept of Testing Repository in OBIEE
Understanding Schemas in OBIEE
Overview of Oracle Business Intelligence Edition (OBIEE)
Multiple Logical Table Sources, Calculation Measures and Dimension Hierarchies
Level-Based Measures and Aggregates in OBIEE
Deep Dive into Repositories in OBIEE
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
Concept of Testing Repository in OBIEE
Understanding Schemas in OBIEE
Overview of Oracle Business Intelligence Edition (OBIEE)
Multiple Logical Table Sources, Calculation Measures and Dimension Hierarchies
Level-Based Measures and Aggregates in OBIEE
Deep Dive into Repositories in OBIEE
Pentaho
Articles
User interfaces available in Pentaho and their navigation
Overview of Pentaho and How to install Pentaho on your system
How to use the Pentaho Reporting Designer
How to use Grouping in Pentaho
How to use Functions in Reports in Pentaho
How to create Chart Report in Pentaho
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
User interfaces available in Pentaho and their navigation
Overview of Pentaho and How to install Pentaho on your system
How to use the Pentaho Reporting Designer
How to use Grouping in Pentaho
How to use Functions in Reports in Pentaho
How to create Chart Report in Pentaho
Power BI
Articles
Visualization Options in Power BI
Power BI Data Sources and How to connect with them
Power BI - Supported Data Sources
Power BI - Comparison with Other BI Tools
Overview of Power BI Embedded, Power BI Gateway and Power BI Report Server
Overview of Business Intelligence (BI) and Power BI
How to use various DAX functions in Power BI
How to Share Power BI Dashboard
How to Integrate Excel in Power BI
How to Download and Install Power BI Desktop
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
Visualization Options in Power BI
Power BI Data Sources and How to connect with them
Power BI - Supported Data Sources
Power BI - Comparison with Other BI Tools
Overview of Power BI Embedded, Power BI Gateway and Power BI Report Server
Overview of Business Intelligence (BI) and Power BI
How to use various DAX functions in Power BI
How to Share Power BI Dashboard
How to Integrate Excel in Power BI
How to Download and Install Power BI Desktop
Qlik View
Articles
List Box and Multi Box in QlikView
Navigation Options in QlikView
Overview of Data files (QVD) in QlikView
Processing Web Files in QlikView
Resident Load, Preceding Load and Incremental Load in QlikView
How to create Cross Tables in QlikView
How to create Pie Chart in QlikView
Straight Tables and Pivot Tables in QlikView
Database Connection in QlikView
Dimensions and Measures in QlikView
Usage of Keep Command in QlikView
Using Peek and RangeSum Function in QlikView
Handling Delimited Files in QlikView
Handling Excel Files in QlikView
How to create Bar Chart in QlikView
Using Match and Rank Function in QlikView
Overview of QlikView and How to install QlikView on your machine
Inline Data and Scripting in QlikView
Data Transformation in QlikView
Creating Dashboard in QlikView
Concept of Star Schema and Synthetic Key in QlikView
Concatenation and Master Calendar in QlikView
Column Manipulation in QlikView
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
List Box and Multi Box in QlikView
Navigation Options in QlikView
Overview of Data files (QVD) in QlikView
Processing Web Files in QlikView
Resident Load, Preceding Load and Incremental Load in QlikView
How to create Cross Tables in QlikView
How to create Pie Chart in QlikView
Straight Tables and Pivot Tables in QlikView
Database Connection in QlikView
Dimensions and Measures in QlikView
Usage of Keep Command in QlikView
Using Peek and RangeSum Function in QlikView
Handling Delimited Files in QlikView
Handling Excel Files in QlikView
How to create Bar Chart in QlikView
Using Match and Rank Function in QlikView
Overview of QlikView and How to install QlikView on your machine
Inline Data and Scripting in QlikView
Data Transformation in QlikView
Creating Dashboard in QlikView
Concept of Star Schema and Synthetic Key in QlikView
Concatenation and Master Calendar in QlikView
Column Manipulation in QlikView
Circular Reference in QlikView
QLikSense
Articles
Navigating in Qlik Sense Selections
Qlik Sense Conditional Functions
Qlik Sense Counter and Exponential and Logarithmic Functions
Qlik Sense Developer: Roles and Responsibilities
Overview of Gauge Chart in Qlik Sense
Qlik Sense Advantages and Limitations
Qlik Sense Architecture Components
Qlik Sense Capabilities for people, Groups and Organizations
What is Qlik Sense Pivot Table?
Ways of Qlik Sense Collaboration
Qlik Sense Formatting Functions
Qlik Sense distribution and Trigonometric and HyperBolic Functions
Qlik Sense Mapping and Logical Functions
Qlik Sense Financial Functions
Types of Qlik Sense Aggregation Functions
Tableau vs Qlik Sense vs Power BI
Significance of Text and Image in Qlik Sense
Set Analysis and Set Expressions in Qlik Sense
QlikView Vs Qlik Sense: Overview
Using a Scatter Plot in Qlik Sense
Types of Operators in Qlik Sense
Qlik Sense System Requirements
Treemap Visualization in Qlik Sense
Qlik Sense Interpretation Functions
Modulo Functions in Qlik Sense
Key Performance Indicators (KPI) in Qlik Sense
Introduction to Qlik Sense Mashup
How to Manage Content and Resources in Qlik Management Console
How to Interact With Qlik Sense Visualizations?
How to Interact with Qlik Sense interface
How to create Qlik Sense Application
General Numeric Functions in Qlik Sense
Concept of Social Engineering Attacks and Cross-Site Scripting
Components of Qlik Sense Desktop
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
Navigating in Qlik Sense Selections
Qlik Sense Conditional Functions
Qlik Sense Counter and Exponential and Logarithmic Functions
Qlik Sense Developer: Roles and Responsibilities
Overview of Gauge Chart in Qlik Sense
Qlik Sense Advantages and Limitations
Qlik Sense Architecture Components
Qlik Sense Capabilities for people, Groups and Organizations
What is Qlik Sense Pivot Table?
Ways of Qlik Sense Collaboration
Qlik Sense Formatting Functions
Qlik Sense distribution and Trigonometric and HyperBolic Functions
Qlik Sense Mapping and Logical Functions
Qlik Sense Financial Functions
Types of Qlik Sense Aggregation Functions
Tableau vs Qlik Sense vs Power BI
Significance of Text and Image in Qlik Sense
Set Analysis and Set Expressions in Qlik Sense
QlikView Vs Qlik Sense: Overview
Using a Scatter Plot in Qlik Sense
Types of Operators in Qlik Sense
Qlik Sense System Requirements
Treemap Visualization in Qlik Sense
Qlik Sense Interpretation Functions
Modulo Functions in Qlik Sense
Key Performance Indicators (KPI) in Qlik Sense
Introduction to Qlik Sense Mashup
How to Manage Content and Resources in Qlik Management Console
How to Interact With Qlik Sense Visualizations?
How to Interact with Qlik Sense interface
How to create Qlik Sense Application
General Numeric Functions in Qlik Sense
Concept of Social Engineering Attacks and Cross-Site Scripting
Components of Qlik Sense Desktop
SSAS
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
SSIS
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
SSRS
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
Tableau Desktop
Articles
How to create Pareto Chart in Tableau
How to create Gantt Chart in Tableau
How to create Dual Axis Chart, Box Plot and Heat Map in Tableau
How to create Crosstab and Motion Chart in Tableau
How to create Bump and Bubble Chart in Tableau
How to create Bar, Line and Pie Chart in Tableau
How to Build Hierarchy and Groups in Tableau
Filter Operations and Extract Filters in Tableau
Different Tools of Tableau and Tableau Architecture
Understanding Tableau Navigation and Data Terminology
Understanding Tableau Desktop Workspace
Data Window, Data Types, Data Aggregation and File Types in Tableau
Top 10 Data Visualization Tools
Tableau Quick and Context Filters
Perform Table Calculations in Tableau
Perform Data Sorting in Tableau
Perform Calculation and Operators and Functions in Tableau
Overview of Tableau and Data Visualization
How to perform Numeric, String and Date Calculations in Tableau
How to Join Data in Tableau using multiple sources
Condition Filters, Data Source and Top Filters in Tableau
Comparison of Tableau and Power BI
How to install Tableau on your system
How to create Waterfall, Bullet and Area Chart in Tableau
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
How to create Pareto Chart in Tableau
How to create Gantt Chart in Tableau
How to create Dual Axis Chart, Box Plot and Heat Map in Tableau
How to create Crosstab and Motion Chart in Tableau
How to create Bump and Bubble Chart in Tableau
How to create Bar, Line and Pie Chart in Tableau
How to Build Hierarchy and Groups in Tableau
Filter Operations and Extract Filters in Tableau
Different Tools of Tableau and Tableau Architecture
Understanding Tableau Navigation and Data Terminology
Understanding Tableau Desktop Workspace
Data Window, Data Types, Data Aggregation and File Types in Tableau
Top 10 Data Visualization Tools
Tableau Quick and Context Filters
Perform Table Calculations in Tableau
Perform Data Sorting in Tableau
Perform Calculation and Operators and Functions in Tableau
Overview of Tableau and Data Visualization
How to perform Numeric, String and Date Calculations in Tableau
How to Join Data in Tableau using multiple sources
Condition Filters, Data Source and Top Filters in Tableau
Comparison of Tableau and Power BI
How to install Tableau on your system
How to create Waterfall, Bullet and Area Chart in Tableau
Tableau Server
TIBCO BW
eBooks
Videos
How to Merge & Wrap Cells, Borders and Shades and Apply Formatting in Excel
How to Clone Repository in Git
Navigating in Qlik Sense Selections
Qlik Sense Conditional Functions
Qlik Sense Counter and Exponential and Logarithmic Functions
Qlik Sense Developer: Roles and Responsibilities
Overview of Gauge Chart in Qlik Sense
Qlik Sense Advantages and Limitations
Qlik Sense Architecture Components
Qlik Sense Capabilities for people, Groups and Organizations
What is Qlik Sense Pivot Table?
Ways of Qlik Sense Collaboration
Qlik Sense Formatting Functions
Qlik Sense distribution and Trigonometric and HyperBolic Functions
Qlik Sense Mapping and Logical Functions
Qlik Sense Financial Functions
Types of Qlik Sense Aggregation Functions
Tableau vs Qlik Sense vs Power BI
Significance of Text and Image in Qlik Sense
Set Analysis and Set Expressions in Qlik Sense
QlikView Vs Qlik Sense: Overview
Using a Scatter Plot in Qlik Sense
Types of Operators in Qlik Sense
Qlik Sense System Requirements
List Box and Multi Box in QlikView
Navigation Options in QlikView
Overview of Data files (QVD) in QlikView
Processing Web Files in QlikView
Resident Load, Preceding Load and Incremental Load in QlikView
How to create Cross Tables in QlikView
How to create Pie Chart in QlikView
Straight Tables and Pivot Tables in QlikView
Database Connection in QlikView
Dimensions and Measures in QlikView
Usage of Keep Command in QlikView
Using Peek and RangeSum Function in QlikView
Handling Delimited Files in QlikView
Handling Excel Files in QlikView
How to create Bar Chart in QlikView
How to create Pareto Chart in Tableau
BackStage View and Explore Window in Excel
Creating Formulas, Copying Formulas in Excel
Treemap Visualization in Qlik Sense
Overview of SSRS and its Architecture
Overview of SSIS and why SSIS is required
Introduction to TIBCO Business Works (TIBCO BW)
Overview of Tableau Server and How to install it
Overview of SSAS and its Architecture
Using Match and Rank Function in QlikView
Data Sorting and Using Ranges in Excel
Data Tables and Pivot Tables in Excel
Excel Fill Handle and Excel If Function
Freeze Panes and Conditional Format in Excel
Overview of QlikView and How to install QlikView on your machine
Header and Footer, Page Break and Set Background in Excel
Inline Data and Scripting in QlikView
How to add Graphics and Perform Cross-Referencing in Excel
How to Create and Copy Worksheet in Excel
How to Create Worksheets in Excel
How to enter values and move around in Excel
How to Insert Comments and Add Text Box in Excel
How to Open, Close, Delete and Hide Worksheet in Excel
How to Perform Copy & Paste, Find & Replace in Excel
Qlik Sense Interpretation Functions
Setting Up Distributed Servers in Tableau Server
Concept of Testing Repository in OBIEE
Understanding Schemas in OBIEE
Modulo Functions in Qlik Sense
Key Performance Indicators (KPI) in Qlik Sense
Introduction to Qlik Sense Mashup
Data Transformation in QlikView
Creating Dashboard in QlikView
Concept of Star Schema and Synthetic Key in QlikView
How to Manage Content and Resources in Qlik Management Console
Concatenation and Master Calendar in QlikView
Column Manipulation in QlikView
How to Interact With Qlik Sense Visualizations?
How to Interact with Qlik Sense interface
Circular Reference in QlikView
Aggregate Functions in QlikView
Perform Report Operations in IBM Cognos
Overview of Oracle Business Intelligence Edition (OBIEE)
Introduction to IBM Cognos and its Components and Services
How to open, create, save, run and print report in Cognos
Multiple Logical Table Sources, Calculation Measures and Dimension Hierarchies
How to open, create and save Analysis in Analysis Studio in Cognos
Level-Based Measures and Aggregates in OBIEE
How to create report in Report Studio
Deep Dive into Repositories in OBIEE
Concept of Data Warehouse and Dimension Modelling
How to create List and CrossTab Report in Cognos
How to create a package using Cognos
How to create Qlik Sense Application
General Numeric Functions in Qlik Sense
Concept of Social Engineering Attacks and Cross-Site Scripting
Business and Presentation Layer of OBIEE explained
Filters and Custom Calculations in Cognos
Components of Qlik Sense Desktop
BI Tools for giant Data Visualization
Data Warehouse Schemas, ETL and Reporting Tools
Aggregation Functions in Qlik Sense
How to create Gantt Chart in Tableau
How to create Dual Axis Chart, Box Plot and Heat Map in Tableau
How to create Crosstab and Motion Chart in Tableau
How to create Bump and Bubble Chart in Tableau
How to create Bar, Line and Pie Chart in Tableau
Introduction to Cognos TM1 Perspective
How to Setup TM1 Application Server
How to Build Hierarchy and Groups in Tableau
How to Configure Security in TM1
Concept of Dimensions in Cognos TM1
Filter Operations and Extract Filters in Tableau
Cognos TM1 Installation and Configuration
Different Tools of Tableau and Tableau Architecture
Understanding Tableau Navigation and Data Terminology
Understanding Tableau Desktop Workspace
Data Window, Data Types, Data Aggregation and File Types in Tableau
Top 10 Data Visualization Tools
Tableau Quick and Context Filters
Perform Table Calculations in Tableau
Perform Data Sorting in Tableau
Perform Calculation and Operators and Functions in Tableau
Overview of Tableau and Data Visualization
How to perform Numeric, String and Date Calculations in Tableau
How to Join Data in Tableau using multiple sources
Condition Filters, Data Source and Top Filters in Tableau
Comparison of Tableau and Power BI
How to install Tableau on your system
How to create Waterfall, Bullet and Area Chart in Tableau
How to create Tree Maps and Heat Maps in Tableau
How to create Scatter Plot and Histogram Chart in Tableau
User interfaces available in Pentaho and their navigation
Overview of Pentaho and How to install Pentaho on your system
How to use the Pentaho Reporting Designer
How to use Grouping in Pentaho
How to use Functions in Reports in Pentaho
How to create Chart Report in Pentaho
How to add Page Footer Fields in Pentaho
Formatting Report Elements in Pentaho Reporting Designer
Using Styles, Themes and Templates in Excel
Using Functions and Built-in Functions in Excel
Translate Worksheet and workbook Security in Excel
Simple Charts and Pivot Charts in Excel
Sheet Options, Adjust Margins and Page Orientation in Excel
Printing Worksheets and Email workbooks in Excel
Perform Spell Check, Zoom In-Out and Use Special Symbols in Excel
How to use COUNT, COUNTIF, and COUNTIFS Function and Advanced If in Excel
How to Undo Changes, Setting Cell and Fonts, Text Decoration in Excel
How to Select, Insert, Delete and Move Data in Excel
How to Rotate Cells, Setting Colors and Text Alignment in Excel
How to Perform Data Validation and Data Filtering in Excel
Cognos Studios and other capabilities
Cognos - Relationships in Metadata Model
Visualization Options in Power BI
Power BI Data Sources and How to connect with them
Power BI - Supported Data Sources
Power BI - Comparison with Other BI Tools
Overview of Power BI Embedded, Power BI Gateway and Power BI Report Server
Overview of Business Intelligence (BI) and Power BI
How to use various DAX functions in Power BI
How to Share Power BI Dashboard
How to Integrate Excel in Power BI
How to Download and Install Power BI Desktop
How to create Power BI Dashboard and Reports
Top Qlik Sense Interview Questions and Answers
Top Microsoft BI Interview Questions and Answers
Top TIBCO Spotfire Interview Questions and Answers
Top OBIEE Interview Questions and Answers
Top Tableau Desktop Interview Questions and Answers
Top Tableau Server Interview Questions and Answers
Top Qlik View Interview Questions and Answers
Top TIBCO Business Works Interview Questions and Answers
Top Oracle Hyperion Interview Questions and Answers
Top Power BI Interview Questions and Answers
Top Pentaho Interview Questions and Answers
Top Cognos TM1 Interview Questions and Answers
Top IBM DataStage Interview Questions and Answers
Top IBM Cognos Analytics Interview Questions and Answers
Best Approach for Storing data to AWS DynamoDB and S3 – AWS Implementation
Maintain High Availability in AWS with anticipated Additional Load
Big Data
eBooks
Videos
Aapche Cassandra
Articles
Deep dive into Cassandra Query Language Collections and user defined data types.
Deep dive into Cassandra Shell Commands
How to Create and Alter Tables in Apache Cassandra
How to Create and Drop Indexes in Apache Cassandra
How to create, alter and drop Keyspaces in Cassandra
How to Drop and Truncate Tables in Apache Cassandra
How to set up Both cqlsh and Java environments to work with Cassandra
How to Perform CRUD ( Create , Read , Update and Delete ) Operations in Table in Apache Cassandra
Introduction to Apache Cassandra, History and Architecture
Overview of How Cassandra Stores its data
Overview of important class in Cassandra and introduction of Cassandra query shell language
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
Deep dive into Cassandra Query Language Collections and user defined data types.
Deep dive into Cassandra Shell Commands
How to Create and Alter Tables in Apache Cassandra
How to Create and Drop Indexes in Apache Cassandra
How to create, alter and drop Keyspaces in Cassandra
How to Drop and Truncate Tables in Apache Cassandra
How to set up Both cqlsh and Java environments to work with Cassandra
How to Perform CRUD ( Create , Read , Update and Delete ) Operations in Table in Apache Cassandra
Introduction to Apache Cassandra, History and Architecture
Overview of How Cassandra Stores its data
Overview of important class in Cassandra and introduction of Cassandra query shell language
Apache NiFi
Articles
How to Monitor System statistics using Apache NiFi
Concept of Logging in Apache NiFi
Basic Concepts of Apache NiFi and its Installation
Deep Dive into Apache Nifi – Flow Files, Queues, Process Groups and Labels
Deep dive into Apache NiFi-Processors
Detailed understanding of Apache NiFi -Templates
How to Administer Apache NiFi and Create Flows in Apache NiFi
Understanding Apache NiFi API’s with request and response example
Understanding Apache Nifi Processors Categorization and its relationship
Introduction to Apache NiFi, its History, Features and Architecture
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
How to Monitor System statistics using Apache NiFi
Concept of Logging in Apache NiFi
Basic Concepts of Apache NiFi and its Installation
Deep Dive into Apache Nifi – Flow Files, Queues, Process Groups and Labels
Deep dive into Apache NiFi-Processors
Detailed understanding of Apache NiFi -Templates
How to Administer Apache NiFi and Create Flows in Apache NiFi
Understanding Apache NiFi API’s with request and response example
Understanding Apache Nifi Processors Categorization and its relationship
Introduction to Apache NiFi, its History, Features and Architecture
Apache Oozie
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
Apache Pig
Articles
Explanation of Apache Pig Group and Cogroup Operators
Detailed Study of Architecture of Apache Pig
Deep Dive into Pig Latin Diagnostic Operators
Deep Dive into Apache Pig Functions: Load & Store, Bag & Tuple, String, Date-time, Math
Apache Pig Basics, Features and Comparison with MapReduce, Hive & SQL and History of Apache Pig
Explanation of Shell and Utility Commands provided by Apache Grunt Shell
How to Install Apache Pig and Configure Pig
How to Load data to Apache Pig from Hadoop File System
How to run Apache Pig Scripts in Batch Mode
How to Store data in Apache Pig using Store Operator
How to use Cross Operator and Union Operator in Pig Latin
How to use Split and Filter Operator in Apache Pig Latin
How to use the Join Operators in Pig Latin
How to use Distinct, For Each, Order By, Limit Operators and Eval Functions in Apache Pig
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
Explanation of Apache Pig Group and Cogroup Operators
Detailed Study of Architecture of Apache Pig
Deep Dive into Pig Latin Diagnostic Operators
Deep Dive into Apache Pig Functions: Load & Store, Bag & Tuple, String, Date-time, Math
Apache Pig Basics, Features and Comparison with MapReduce, Hive & SQL and History of Apache Pig
Explanation of Shell and Utility Commands provided by Apache Grunt Shell
How to Install Apache Pig and Configure Pig
How to Load data to Apache Pig from Hadoop File System
How to run Apache Pig Scripts in Batch Mode
How to Store data in Apache Pig using Store Operator
How to use Cross Operator and Union Operator in Pig Latin
How to use Split and Filter Operator in Apache Pig Latin
How to use the Join Operators in Pig Latin
How to use Distinct, For Each, Order By, Limit Operators and Eval Functions in Apache Pig
Apache Spark
Articles
Overview of Scala programming language and How to install Scala on your system
How to Install Apache Spark on your system
How to perform pattern matching in Scala and use of Regex expressions
How to use Functions in Scala programming Language
How to use Collections in Scala
How to use Arrays in Scala Programming Language
How to perform Exception Handling in Scala Language
How to Deploy Spark Application on Cluster
Extractor Object in Scala and how to perform pattern matching using extractors
Details of Data Types and Basic Literals in Scala
Detailed understanding of Operators in Scala Language
Deep dive into File Handling in Scala
Deep dive into Advanced programming in Spark
Basics of Scala Programming Language
Concept of String Manipulation in Scala
Conditional statements and Loop control structures in Scala
Concept of Resilient Distributed Datasets (RDD) in Apache Spark
How to use Classes and Objects in Scala programming
Overview of Apache Spark Framework
Spark Core and implementation of RDD transformations and actions in RDD programming
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
Overview of Scala programming language and How to install Scala on your system
How to Install Apache Spark on your system
How to perform pattern matching in Scala and use of Regex expressions
How to use Functions in Scala programming Language
How to use Collections in Scala
How to use Arrays in Scala Programming Language
How to perform Exception Handling in Scala Language
How to Deploy Spark Application on Cluster
Extractor Object in Scala and how to perform pattern matching using extractors
Details of Data Types and Basic Literals in Scala
Detailed understanding of Operators in Scala Language
Deep dive into File Handling in Scala
Deep dive into Advanced programming in Spark
Basics of Scala Programming Language
Concept of String Manipulation in Scala
Conditional statements and Loop control structures in Scala
Concept of Resilient Distributed Datasets (RDD) in Apache Spark
How to use Classes and Objects in Scala programming
Overview of Apache Spark Framework
Spark Core and implementation of RDD transformations and actions in RDD programming
Detailed understanding of Scala Access Modifiers
Apache Sqoop
Articles
How to use the Apache Sqoop Eval and Codegen tool
How to list out the databases and tables of a particular database using Sqoop
How to import data and tables from MySQL to Hadoop HDFS
How to export data back from Hadoop HDFS to RDBMS and Create and maintain the Sqoop jobs
Introduction, Installation and Configuration of Apache Sqoop
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
How to use the Apache Sqoop Eval and Codegen tool
How to list out the databases and tables of a particular database using Sqoop
How to import data and tables from MySQL to Hadoop HDFS
How to export data back from Hadoop HDFS to RDBMS and Create and maintain the Sqoop jobs
Introduction, Installation and Configuration of Apache Sqoop
Apache Storm
Articles
Application of Apache Storm Framework in Yahoo Finance
Concept of Cluster Architecture in Apache Storm
Introduction to Apache Storm and Core Concepts of Apache Storm
How to Install Apache Storm framework on your machine
How to implement Mobile Call log Analyzer using Apache Storm
How Apache Storm is used in Twitter
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
Application of Apache Storm Framework in Yahoo Finance
Concept of Cluster Architecture in Apache Storm
Introduction to Apache Storm and Core Concepts of Apache Storm
How to Install Apache Storm framework on your machine
How to implement Mobile Call log Analyzer using Apache Storm
How Apache Storm is used in Twitter
Detailed understanding of Workflow of Apache Storm
Hadoop and MapReduce
Articles
Concept of Combiners in Hadoop MapReduce
Concept of MapReduce in BigData
Detailed understanding of Hadoop Architecture and Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS)
Concept of Partitioner in MapReduce and its implementation using example
Deep dive into Hadoop administration
Deep dive into the MapReduce API
Detailed understanding of Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS)
Phases of MapReduce Data flow and detailed understanding of Mapreduce API
Overview of YARN and its components and benefits of YARN
Overview of Big Data and Hadoop, Big Data technologies
Implementation of Word Count program using Hadoop MapReduce
Operation of MapReduce in Hadoop framework using Java
Implementation of Character Count program using Hadoop MapReduce
How to set up Hadoop Multi-Node Cluster on a distributed environment
How to perform operations in Hadoop and commands used in Hadoop
How to install Hadoop on your system
eBooks
Videos
Concept of Combiners in Hadoop MapReduce
Concept of MapReduce in BigData
Detailed understanding of Hadoop Architecture and Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS)
Concept of Partitioner in MapReduce and its implementation using example
Deep dive into Hadoop administration
Deep dive into the MapReduce API
Detailed understanding of Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS)
Phases of MapReduce Data flow and detailed understanding of Mapreduce API
Overview of YARN and its components and benefits of YARN
Overview of Big Data and Hadoop, Big Data technologies
Implementation of Word Count program using Hadoop MapReduce
Operation of MapReduce in Hadoop framework using Java
Implementation of Character Count program using Hadoop MapReduce
How to set up Hadoop Multi-Node Cluster on a distributed environment
How to perform operations in Hadoop and commands used in Hadoop
How to install Hadoop on your system
How to install Hadoop Framework on your system
How the MapReduce Algorithm works using example
HBase
Articles
Deep dive into HBase architecture
Deep dive into Java Client API for HBase and its associated classes
How to create and List Table in HBase shell
How to create data in an HBase table
How to delete data in Table in HBase
How to enable and disable a Table using HBase shell
How to install HBase and configure on your system
How to make changes to an existing Table and describe it in HBase
How to read data from Table in HBase
How to start HBase interactive shell and how HBase general commands works
How to Stop HBase using Java API
How to update data in Table using HBase Shell
How to verify the existence of a Table and How to Drop a Table in HBase
Overview of HBase, its Advantages, Features and history
Deep dive into HBase Scan, Count and Truncate command and how to achieve security in HBase
Deep dive into HBase Scan, Count and Truncate command and how to achieve security in HBase
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
Deep dive into HBase architecture
Deep dive into Java Client API for HBase and its associated classes
How to create and List Table in HBase shell
How to create data in an HBase table
How to delete data in Table in HBase
How to enable and disable a Table using HBase shell
How to install HBase and configure on your system
How to make changes to an existing Table and describe it in HBase
How to read data from Table in HBase
How to start HBase interactive shell and how HBase general commands works
How to Stop HBase using Java API
How to update data in Table using HBase Shell
How to verify the existence of a Table and How to Drop a Table in HBase
Overview of HBase, its Advantages, Features and history
Top Apache HBase Interview Questions and Answers
Deep dive into HBase Scan, Count and Truncate command and how to achieve security in HBase
Deep dive into HBase Scan, Count and Truncate command and how to achieve security in HBase
Hive and Impala
Articles
Concept of Partitioning of table in Hive
Detailed understanding of built-in functions available in Hive
Different Data Types in Hive which are involved in creation of table.
How to Alter the attributes of a table and delete a Table in Hive
How to create a table in Hive and how to insert data into it
How to create and drop a database in Hive
How to create and manage Views and Create and Drop an index in Hive
How to install Hive on your system
How to perform Join operations in Hive Query Language (HQL)
How to use the select statement in Hive Query Language
Introduction to Impala, its features, advantages and disadvantages
How to start Impala Shell and the various options of the shell
How to select a database using Command and select database using Hue Browser in Impala
How to perform changes on a given table and how to delete table in Impala
How to fetch the data from one or more tables in a database and fetch description in Impala
How to download, install and set up Impala in your system
How to create a table in the required database in Impala
How to Create, Alter and Drop a View in Impala
Explanation of Union Clause, With Clause and Distinct Operator in Impala
Explanation of Limit Clause and Offset Clause in Impala
Data Types in Impala Query Language
Detailed understanding of Architecture of Impala
Explanation of Order by Clause, Group by Clause and Having Clause in Impala
How to add new records into an existing table in a database using INSERT in Impala
How to create a database in Impala
eBooks
Videos
Concept of Partitioning of table in Hive
Detailed understanding of built-in functions available in Hive
Different Data Types in Hive which are involved in creation of table.
How to Alter the attributes of a table and delete a Table in Hive
How to create a table in Hive and how to insert data into it
How to create and drop a database in Hive
How to create and manage Views and Create and Drop an index in Hive
How to install Hive on your system
How to perform Join operations in Hive Query Language (HQL)
How to use the select statement in Hive Query Language
Introduction to Impala, its features, advantages and disadvantages
How to start Impala Shell and the various options of the shell
How to select a database using Command and select database using Hue Browser in Impala
How to perform changes on a given table and how to delete table in Impala
How to fetch the data from one or more tables in a database and fetch description in Impala
How to download, install and set up Impala in your system
How to create a table in the required database in Impala
How to Create, Alter and Drop a View in Impala
Explanation of Union Clause, With Clause and Distinct Operator in Impala
Explanation of Limit Clause and Offset Clause in Impala
Data Types in Impala Query Language
Detailed understanding of Architecture of Impala
Explanation of Order by Clause, Group by Clause and Having Clause in Impala
How to add new records into an existing table in a database using INSERT in Impala
How to create a database in Impala
How to drop a database in Impala
Top Apache Impala Interview Questions and Answers
Top Apache Hive Interview Questions and Answers
MongoDB
Articles
Advanced Indexing in MongoDB and Limitation of Indexing in MongoDB
Concept of Capped Collections and Auto-Increment Sequence in MongoDB
Concept of Map Reduce in MongoDB
Concept of Relationships and Database References in MongoDB
Concept of Sharding process and How to create a backup in MongoDB
Data Modelling in MongoDB and How to create and Drop database in MongoDB
Deep dive into Covered Queries in MongoDB and Analyzing queries
Deep dive into Replication process in MongoDB
How to Create and Drop a collection using MongoDB
How to Insert, Update, Delete and Query Document in MongoDB Collection
How to Install MongoDB on your system
How to limit records using MongoDB ad use projection in MongoDB
How to Set up MongoDB JDBC driver
How to sort records in MongoDB and concept of Indexing and Aggregation in MongoDB
How to use Regex Expressions and Text Search in MongoDB
MongoDB Administration using RockMongo and concept of GridFS in MongoDB
Overview of MongoDB, its history and purpose of building MongoDB
Understand NoSQL Databases and MongoDB advantages over Relational DBMS
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
Advanced Indexing in MongoDB and Limitation of Indexing in MongoDB
Concept of Capped Collections and Auto-Increment Sequence in MongoDB
Concept of Map Reduce in MongoDB
Concept of Relationships and Database References in MongoDB
Concept of Sharding process and How to create a backup in MongoDB
Data Modelling in MongoDB and How to create and Drop database in MongoDB
Deep dive into Covered Queries in MongoDB and Analyzing queries
Deep dive into Replication process in MongoDB
How to Create and Drop a collection using MongoDB
How to Insert, Update, Delete and Query Document in MongoDB Collection
How to Install MongoDB on your system
How to limit records using MongoDB ad use projection in MongoDB
How to Set up MongoDB JDBC driver
How to sort records in MongoDB and concept of Indexing and Aggregation in MongoDB
How to use Regex Expressions and Text Search in MongoDB
MongoDB Administration using RockMongo and concept of GridFS in MongoDB
Overview of MongoDB, its history and purpose of building MongoDB
Understand NoSQL Databases and MongoDB advantages over Relational DBMS
Splunk
Articles
Deep dive into Splunk Search processing Language (SPL)
How to perform Basic Search in Splunk
How to perform searching using fields in Splunk
How to perform Time Range search in Splunk
How to share and export the search result in Splunk
A Deep Dive into Splunk Web Interface
eBooks
Videos
Deep dive into Splunk Search processing Language (SPL)
How to perform Basic Search in Splunk
How to perform searching using fields in Splunk
How to perform Time Range search in Splunk
How to share and export the search result in Splunk
Top Splunk SIEM Interview Questions and Answers
Top Splunk Interview Questions and Answers
A Deep Dive into Splunk Web Interface
Application of Apache Storm Framework in Yahoo Finance
Deep dive into Cassandra Query Language Collections and user defined data types.
Deep dive into Cassandra Shell Commands
How to Create and Alter Tables in Apache Cassandra
How to Create and Drop Indexes in Apache Cassandra
How to create, alter and drop Keyspaces in Cassandra
How to Drop and Truncate Tables in Apache Cassandra
Concept of Combiners in Hadoop MapReduce
Concept of MapReduce in BigData
Detailed understanding of Hadoop Architecture and Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS)
Concept of Partitioner in MapReduce and its implementation using example
Deep dive into Hadoop administration
Deep dive into the MapReduce API
Detailed understanding of Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS)
How to set up Both cqlsh and Java environments to work with Cassandra
How to Perform CRUD ( Create , Read , Update and Delete ) Operations in Table in Apache Cassandra
Explanation of Apache Pig Group and Cogroup Operators
Detailed Study of Architecture of Apache Pig
Deep Dive into Pig Latin Diagnostic Operators
Deep Dive into Apache Pig Functions: Load & Store, Bag & Tuple, String, Date-time, Math
Apache Pig Basics, Features and Comparison with MapReduce, Hive & SQL and History of Apache Pig
Phases of MapReduce Data flow and detailed understanding of Mapreduce API
Overview of YARN and its components and benefits of YARN
Overview of Big Data and Hadoop, Big Data technologies
Implementation of Word Count program using Hadoop MapReduce
Operation of MapReduce in Hadoop framework using Java
Implementation of Character Count program using Hadoop MapReduce
How to set up Hadoop Multi-Node Cluster on a distributed environment
How to perform operations in Hadoop and commands used in Hadoop
How to install Hadoop on your system
How to install Hadoop Framework on your system
How the MapReduce Algorithm works using example
Introduction to Apache Cassandra, History and Architecture
Overview of How Cassandra Stores its data
Overview of important class in Cassandra and introduction of Cassandra query shell language
Concept of Partitioning of table in Hive
Detailed understanding of built-in functions available in Hive
Different Data Types in Hive which are involved in creation of table.
How to Alter the attributes of a table and delete a Table in Hive
How to create a table in Hive and how to insert data into it
How to create and drop a database in Hive
How to create and manage Views and Create and Drop an index in Hive
How to install Hive on your system
How to perform Join operations in Hive Query Language (HQL)
How to use the select statement in Hive Query Language
Deep dive into Splunk Search processing Language (SPL)
Explanation of Shell and Utility Commands provided by Apache Grunt Shell
How to perform Basic Search in Splunk
How to Install Apache Pig and Configure Pig
How to perform searching using fields in Splunk
How to Load data to Apache Pig from Hadoop File System
How to perform Time Range search in Splunk
How to run Apache Pig Scripts in Batch Mode
How to Store data in Apache Pig using Store Operator
How to share and export the search result in Splunk
How to use Cross Operator and Union Operator in Pig Latin
How to use Split and Filter Operator in Apache Pig Latin
How to use the Join Operators in Pig Latin
How to use Distinct, For Each, Order By, Limit Operators and Eval Functions in Apache Pig
User Defined Functions in Apache Pig Latin
Advanced Indexing in MongoDB and Limitation of Indexing in MongoDB
Concept of Capped Collections and Auto-Increment Sequence in MongoDB
Concept of Map Reduce in MongoDB
Concept of Relationships and Database References in MongoDB
Concept of Sharding process and How to create a backup in MongoDB
Data Modelling in MongoDB and How to create and Drop database in MongoDB
Deep dive into Covered Queries in MongoDB and Analyzing queries
Deep dive into Replication process in MongoDB
How to Create and Drop a collection using MongoDB
How to Insert, Update, Delete and Query Document in MongoDB Collection
How to Install MongoDB on your system
How to limit records using MongoDB ad use projection in MongoDB
Deep dive into HBase architecture
Deep dive into Java Client API for HBase and its associated classes
How to create and List Table in HBase shell
How to create data in an HBase table
How to delete data in Table in HBase
How to enable and disable a Table using HBase shell
How to Set up MongoDB JDBC driver
How to install HBase and configure on your system
How to make changes to an existing Table and describe it in HBase
How to read data from Table in HBase
How to sort records in MongoDB and concept of Indexing and Aggregation in MongoDB
How to start HBase interactive shell and how HBase general commands works
How to Stop HBase using Java API
How to update data in Table using HBase Shell
How to verify the existence of a Table and How to Drop a Table in HBase
Overview of HBase, its Advantages, Features and history
How to use Regex Expressions and Text Search in MongoDB
Overview of Scala programming language and How to install Scala on your system
MongoDB Administration using RockMongo and concept of GridFS in MongoDB
Overview of MongoDB, its history and purpose of building MongoDB
Understand NoSQL Databases and MongoDB advantages over Relational DBMS
How to Monitor System statistics using Apache NiFi
Concept of Logging in Apache NiFi
How to use the Apache Sqoop Eval and Codegen tool
How to list out the databases and tables of a particular database using Sqoop
How to import data and tables from MySQL to Hadoop HDFS
How to export data back from Hadoop HDFS to RDBMS and Create and maintain the Sqoop jobs
How to Install Apache Spark on your system
How to perform pattern matching in Scala and use of Regex expressions
How to use Functions in Scala programming Language
How to use Collections in Scala
How to use Arrays in Scala Programming Language
How to perform Exception Handling in Scala Language
How to Deploy Spark Application on Cluster
Extractor Object in Scala and how to perform pattern matching using extractors
Details of Data Types and Basic Literals in Scala
Detailed understanding of Operators in Scala Language
Deep dive into File Handling in Scala
Deep dive into Advanced programming in Spark
Basics of Scala Programming Language
Concept of String Manipulation in Scala
Conditional statements and Loop control structures in Scala
Introduction to Impala, its features, advantages and disadvantages
How to start Impala Shell and the various options of the shell
How to select a database using Command and select database using Hue Browser in Impala
How to perform changes on a given table and how to delete table in Impala
How to fetch the data from one or more tables in a database and fetch description in Impala
How to download, install and set up Impala in your system
How to create a table in the required database in Impala
How to Create, Alter and Drop a View in Impala
Explanation of Union Clause, With Clause and Distinct Operator in Impala
Explanation of Limit Clause and Offset Clause in Impala
Data Types in Impala Query Language
Concept of Resilient Distributed Datasets (RDD) in Apache Spark
How to use Classes and Objects in Scala programming
Overview of Apache Spark Framework
Spark Core and implementation of RDD transformations and actions in RDD programming
Introduction, Installation and Configuration of Apache Sqoop
Basic Concepts of Apache NiFi and its Installation
Deep Dive into Apache Nifi – Flow Files, Queues, Process Groups and Labels
Deep dive into Apache NiFi-Processors
Detailed understanding of Apache NiFi -Templates
How to Administer Apache NiFi and Create Flows in Apache NiFi
Understanding Apache NiFi API’s with request and response example
Understanding Apache Nifi Processors Categorization and its relationship
Detailed understanding of Architecture of Impala
Explanation of Order by Clause, Group by Clause and Having Clause in Impala
How to add new records into an existing table in a database using INSERT in Impala
How to create a database in Impala
How to drop a database in Impala
Detailed understanding of Scala Access Modifiers
How to use Variables in Scala with the help of example
Introduction to Apache NiFi, its History, Features and Architecture
Concept of Cluster Architecture in Apache Storm
Introduction to Apache Storm and Core Concepts of Apache Storm
How to Install Apache Storm framework on your machine
How to implement Mobile Call log Analyzer using Apache Storm
How Apache Storm is used in Twitter
Detailed understanding of Workflow of Apache Storm
Deep Dive into Trident – an extension of Apache Storm
Top Splunk SIEM Interview Questions and Answers
Top Big Data Hadoop Interview Questions and Answers
Top MongoDB Interview Questions and Answers
Top Scala Interview Questions and Answers
Top Splunk Interview Questions and Answers
Top Hadoop Administration Interview Questions and Answers
Top Apache Sqoop Interview Questions and Answers
Top Apache NiFi Interview Questions and Answers
Top Apache Impala Interview Questions and Answers
Top Apache HBase Interview Questions and Answers
Top Apache Flume Interview Questions and Answers
Top Apache Spark Interview Questions and Answers
Top Apache Pig Interview Questions and Answers
Top Apache Cassandra Interview Questions and Answers
Top Apache Hive Interview Questions and Answers
Top Apache Oozie Interview Questions and Answers
Top Apache Storm Interview Questions and Answers
Deep dive into HBase Scan, Count and Truncate command and how to achieve security in HBase
Deep Dive into Apache NiFi User Interface
Deep dive into built-in operators of Hive
Concept of Atomic Operations in MongoDB
A Deep Dive into Splunk Web Interface
Deep Dive into Apache Oozie Workflow
How to Configure Oozie Workflow using Property File
Concept of Coordinators applications using Apache Oozie
Basics of Apache Oozie and Oozie Editors
Deep Dive into Oozie Bundle System and CLI & Extensions
Process of Data Ingestion in Splunk Environment
Deep Dive into Apache NiFi User Interface
Deep dive into HBase Scan, Count and Truncate command and how to achieve security in HBase
Basics of Splunk and Installation of Splunk Environment
Top Apache Oozie Interview Questions and Answers You must Prepare Gaurav
Blockchain
Articles
Introduction to Ethereum and Smart Contracts
Ethereum - Interacting with Deployed Contract
Ethereum – Attaching Wallet to Ganache Blockchain
Ethereum - Creating Contract Users
Concept of Blockchain Double Spending and Bitcoin Cash
Bitcoin Forks and SegWit and BlockChain Merkel Tree
Comparison between Blockchain and Database
Basic Components of Bitcoin and Blockchain Proof of Work
Ethereum - Solidity for Contract Writing
Ethereum - Ganache for Blockchain
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
BlockChain and Ethereum
Articles
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
Introduction to Ethereum and Smart Contracts
Ethereum - Interacting with Deployed Contract
Ethereum – Attaching Wallet to Ganache Blockchain
Ethereum - Creating Contract Users
Concept of Blockchain Double Spending and Bitcoin Cash
Bitcoin Forks and SegWit and BlockChain Merkel Tree
Comparison between Blockchain and Database
Basic Components of Bitcoin and Blockchain Proof of Work
Ethereum - Solidity for Contract Writing
Ethereum - Ganache for Blockchain
Overview and History of Blockchain
Overview of Bitcoin and Key Concepts of Bitcoin
Top BlockChain Interview Questions and Answers
Top Ethereum Interview Questions and Answers
Best Approach for Storing data to AWS DynamoDB and S3 – AWS Implementation
Maintain High Availability in AWS with anticipated Additional Load
Cloud Computing
Articles
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
AWS
Articles
How to Use Amazon Machine Learning
How to use Amazon KCL and set up Amazon EMR
How to Set Up Amazon RDS (Relational Database Service)
How to Configure AWS Direct Connect
How to Configure Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3)
How to Configure Amazon Route 53
How AWS CloudFront Delivers the Content
Amazon Elastic Block Storage (EBS) and Storage Gateway
How to use Simple Workflow Service (SWF) and Amazon WorkMail
Understanding of AWS Management Console
How to Set Up AWS Data Pipeline
eBooks
Videos
How to Use Amazon Machine Learning
How to use Amazon KCL and set up Amazon EMR
How to Set Up Amazon RDS (Relational Database Service)
How to Configure AWS Direct Connect
How to Configure Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3)
How to Configure Amazon Route 53
How AWS CloudFront Delivers the Content
Amazon Elastic Block Storage (EBS) and Storage Gateway
How to use Simple Workflow Service (SWF) and Amazon WorkMail
Understanding of AWS Management Console
How to Set Up AWS Data Pipeline
How to Create Amazon Workspaces
Top Azure Developer Interview Questions and Answers
Top Amazon Web Services (AWS) Interview Questions and Answers
Azure
Articles
How to configure Azure Cloud Service
How to configure Azure Load Balancer
How to Configure Azure Storage Security
How to create Azure Mobile App
Overview of Microsoft Azure and Cloud Computing
Creating App Service Plan in Azure Portal
Azure Virtual Machines and Compute Service
Azure Virtual Machine Scale Set and Auto Scaling
Azure Table, Queue and Disk Storage
Azure Storage Monitoring and Resource Tool
Azure Storage Building Blocks and Storage Account
Azure Storage account and Blob service configuration
Azure SQL Managed Instance and SQL Stretch Database
Azure SQL Database and its Configuration
Azure Network Service and Azure Virtual Network
Azure Media Service and Database Service
Azure Backup and Virtual Machine Security
Azure Availability Zones and Sets and VNet Connectivity
Azure App Service Monitoring and Azure CDN
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
How to configure Azure Cloud Service
How to configure Azure Load Balancer
How to Configure Azure Storage Security
How to create Azure Mobile App
Overview of Microsoft Azure and Cloud Computing
Creating App Service Plan in Azure Portal
Azure Virtual Machines and Compute Service
Azure Virtual Machine Scale Set and Auto Scaling
Azure Table, Queue and Disk Storage
Azure Storage Monitoring and Resource Tool
Azure Storage Building Blocks and Storage Account
Azure Storage account and Blob service configuration
Azure SQL Managed Instance and SQL Stretch Database
Azure SQL Database and its Configuration
Azure Network Service and Azure Virtual Network
Azure Media Service and Database Service
Azure Backup and Virtual Machine Security
Azure Availability Zones and Sets and VNet Connectivity
Azure App Service Monitoring and Azure CDN
Azure App Service Backup and Security
How to Use Amazon Machine Learning
How to use Amazon KCL and set up Amazon EMR
How to Set Up Amazon RDS (Relational Database Service)
How to Configure AWS Direct Connect
How to Configure Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3)
How to Configure Amazon Route 53
How AWS CloudFront Delivers the Content
Amazon Elastic Block Storage (EBS) and Storage Gateway
How to use Simple Workflow Service (SWF) and Amazon WorkMail
Understanding of AWS Management Console
How to configure Azure Cloud Service
How to configure Azure Load Balancer
How to Configure Azure Storage Security
How to create Azure Mobile App
Overview of Microsoft Azure and Cloud Computing
Creating App Service Plan in Azure Portal
Azure Virtual Machines and Compute Service
Azure Virtual Machine Scale Set and Auto Scaling
Azure Table, Queue and Disk Storage
Azure Storage Monitoring and Resource Tool
Azure Storage Building Blocks and Storage Account
Azure Storage account and Blob service configuration
How to Set Up AWS Data Pipeline
How to Create Amazon Workspaces
Azure SQL Managed Instance and SQL Stretch Database
Azure SQL Database and its Configuration
Azure Network Service and Azure Virtual Network
Azure Media Service and Database Service
Azure Backup and Virtual Machine Security
Azure Availability Zones and Sets and VNet Connectivity
Azure App Service Monitoring and Azure CDN
Azure App Service Backup and Security
Azure API Apps and API Management
Top Azure Developer Interview Questions and Answers
Top Azure Architect Interview Questions and Answers
Top Amazon Web Services (AWS) Interview Questions and Answers
Best Approach for Storing data to AWS DynamoDB and S3 – AWS Implementation
Migration of 3-tier e-commerce web application using Amazon web Services (AWS)
Cyber Security
Articles
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
Ethical Hacking
Articles
Concept of Enumeration in Ethical Hacking
Concept of Exploitation in Ethical Hacking
Concept of Social Engineering Attacks and Cross-Site Scripting
Concept of SQL Injection Attack
Concept of TCP/IP Hijacking and Trojan Attacks
DDOS Attacks in Ethical Hacking
Ethical Hacking - Fingerprinting
Ethical Hacking - Footprinting
Processes in Ethical Hacking and Reconnaissance
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
Concept of Enumeration in Ethical Hacking
Concept of Exploitation in Ethical Hacking
Concept of Social Engineering Attacks and Cross-Site Scripting
Concept of SQL Injection Attack
Concept of TCP/IP Hijacking and Trojan Attacks
DDOS Attacks in Ethical Hacking
Ethical Hacking - Fingerprinting
Ethical Hacking - Footprinting
Processes in Ethical Hacking and Reconnaissance
Concept of Enumeration in Ethical Hacking
Concept of Exploitation in Ethical Hacking
Concept of Social Engineering Attacks and Cross-Site Scripting
Concept of SQL Injection Attack
Concept of TCP/IP Hijacking and Trojan Attacks
DDOS Attacks in Ethical Hacking
Ethical Hacking - Fingerprinting
Ethical Hacking - Footprinting
Processes in Ethical Hacking and Reconnaissance
Data Science
Articles
Regression Analysis in Machine learning
Regression vs Classification in Machine Learning
Simple Linear Regression in Machine Learning
Naïve Bayes Classifier Algorithm
Support Vector Machine Algorithm
Logistic Regression in Machine Learning
Linear Regression in Machine Learning
K-Nearest Neighbor (KNN) Algorithm for Machine Learning
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
Machine Learning
Python with Data Science
Articles
Processing JSON Data in Python and Matplotlib
Processing Unstructured Data and rectilinear regression and Chi-Square Test in Python
P-Value and Correlation in Python
Python - Data Science Introduction
Relational Databases in Python
Perform Data Cleansing in Python
Performing Data Wrangling in Python
Introduction to Pandas, NumPy and SciPy Libraries
How to Read HTML Pages in Python
How to interact with MongoDB in Python
Box Plots and Scatter Plots and Heat Maps in Python
Bubble Charts and 3D Charts in Python
Data Aggregation and binomial distribution in Python
How to create Geographical Maps and Graphs in Python
Measuring Central Tendency and Variance in Python
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
Processing JSON Data in Python and Matplotlib
Processing Unstructured Data and rectilinear regression and Chi-Square Test in Python
P-Value and Correlation in Python
Python - Data Science Introduction
Relational Databases in Python
Perform Data Cleansing in Python
Performing Data Wrangling in Python
Introduction to Pandas, NumPy and SciPy Libraries
How to Read HTML Pages in Python
How to interact with MongoDB in Python
Box Plots and Scatter Plots and Heat Maps in Python
Bubble Charts and 3D Charts in Python
Data Aggregation and binomial distribution in Python
How to create Geographical Maps and Graphs in Python
Measuring Central Tendency and Variance in Python
Normal, Binomial and Poisson distribution in Python
R Language
Articles
Arrays and Factors in R Language
Binomial Distribution and Poisson Regression in R
Analysis of Covariance in R Language
Decision making and Loops in R Language
Handling Excel and Binary Files in R
Handling XML Files in R Language
How to create Line Graphs in R
How to create Scatterplots in R
How to create Histograms and Box Plots in R
Random Forest and Survival Analysis in R
Operators and Variables in R Language
Normal Distribution in R Language
Multiple and Logistic Regression in R
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
Arrays and Factors in R Language
Binomial Distribution and Poisson Regression in R
Analysis of Covariance in R Language
Decision making and Loops in R Language
Handling Excel and Binary Files in R
Handling XML Files in R Language
How to create Line Graphs in R
How to create Scatterplots in R
How to create Histograms and Box Plots in R
Random Forest and Survival Analysis in R
Operators and Variables in R Language
Normal Distribution in R Language
Multiple and Logistic Regression in R
SAS
Articles
One Way Anova and Hypothesis Testing
Overview of SAS and its Features
SAS - Basic Syntax and Program Structure
How to Perform Standard Deviation in SAS
How to perform Correlation Analysis in SAS
How to perform Bland Altman Analysis
SAS Applications and Loops and Decision Making
SAS Intelligence Platform Architecture
Strings Manipulation and Arrays in SAS
How to Format Data Sets in SAS
How to create Scatter Plots in SAS
How to create Pie Charts in SAS
How to create Histogram and Simulations in SAS
How to create Box Plots in SAS
How to Create Bar Charts in SAS
How to Concatenate Data Sets in SAS
How to calculate Arithmetic Mean and Handling Data and Time
Frequency Distributions and Cross Tabulations in SAS
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
One Way Anova and Hypothesis Testing
Overview of SAS and its Features
SAS - Basic Syntax and Program Structure
How to Perform Standard Deviation in SAS
How to perform Correlation Analysis in SAS
How to perform Bland Altman Analysis
SAS Applications and Loops and Decision Making
SAS Intelligence Platform Architecture
Strings Manipulation and Arrays in SAS
How to Format Data Sets in SAS
How to create Scatter Plots in SAS
How to create Pie Charts in SAS
How to create Histogram and Simulations in SAS
How to create Box Plots in SAS
How to Create Bar Charts in SAS
How to Concatenate Data Sets in SAS
How to calculate Arithmetic Mean and Handling Data and Time
Frequency Distributions and Cross Tabulations in SAS
Fishers Exact Tests and Repeated Measure Analysis in SAS
Regression Analysis in Machine learning
Regression vs Classification in Machine Learning
Simple Linear Regression in Machine Learning
Naïve Bayes Classifier Algorithm
Support Vector Machine Algorithm
Logistic Regression in Machine Learning
Linear Regression in Machine Learning
K-Nearest Neighbor (KNN) Algorithm for Machine Learning
Difference between Supervised and Unsupervised Learning
Classification Algorithm in Machine Learning
How to get datasets for Machine Learning
Processing JSON Data in Python and Matplotlib
Processing Unstructured Data and rectilinear regression and Chi-Square Test in Python
P-Value and Correlation in Python
Python - Data Science Introduction
Relational Databases in Python
One Way Anova and Hypothesis Testing
Overview of SAS and its Features
SAS - Basic Syntax and Program Structure
How to Perform Standard Deviation in SAS
How to perform Correlation Analysis in SAS
How to perform Bland Altman Analysis
SAS Applications and Loops and Decision Making
SAS Intelligence Platform Architecture
Strings Manipulation and Arrays in SAS
Perform Data Cleansing in Python
Performing Data Wrangling in Python
Introduction to Pandas, NumPy and SciPy Libraries
How to Read HTML Pages in Python
How to interact with MongoDB in Python
Box Plots and Scatter Plots and Heat Maps in Python
Arrays and Factors in R Language
Binomial Distribution and Poisson Regression in R
Bubble Charts and 3D Charts in Python
Analysis of Covariance in R Language
Difference between Artificial intelligence and Machine learning
Data Preprocessing in Machine learning
Data Aggregation and binomial distribution in Python
How to create Geographical Maps and Graphs in Python
Measuring Central Tendency and Variance in Python
Introduction to Machine Learning
Normal, Binomial and Poisson distribution in Python
Installing Anaconda and Python
Applications of Machine learning
Handle Date and Time in Python
Decision making and Loops in R Language
Handling Excel and Binary Files in R
Handling XML Files in R Language
How to create Line Graphs in R
How to create Scatterplots in R
How to create Histograms and Box Plots in R
How to Format Data Sets in SAS
How to create Scatter Plots in SAS
How to create Pie Charts in SAS
How to create Histogram and Simulations in SAS
How to create Box Plots in SAS
How to Create Bar Charts in SAS
How to Concatenate Data Sets in SAS
How to calculate Arithmetic Mean and Handling Data and Time
Frequency Distributions and Cross Tabulations in SAS
Fishers Exact Tests and Repeated Measure Analysis in SAS
Advantages and Disadvantages of SAS Programming Language
Random Forest and Survival Analysis in R
Operators and Variables in R Language
Normal Distribution in R Language
Multiple and Logistic Regression in R
Linear Regression in R Language
Top Data Science Interview Questions and Answers
Top Machine Learning Interview Questions and Answers
Top SAS Interview Questions and Answers
Top Python Interview Questions and Answers
Data Warehousing and ETL
Articles
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
ETL Testing
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
Informatica
Articles
Aggregator Transformation in Informatica
Concept of Informatica (Big Data Management) BDM
Informatica Master Data Management (MDM) Process
Lookup and Normalizer Transformation in Informatica
Performance Tuning and Partitioning in Informatica
Rank Transformation in Informatica
Router and Joiner Transformation in Informatica
Source Qualifier Transformation in Informatica
Transaction Control Transformation in Informatica
Sequence Generator Transformation in Informatica
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
Aggregator Transformation in Informatica
Concept of Informatica (Big Data Management) BDM
Informatica Master Data Management (MDM) Process
Lookup and Normalizer Transformation in Informatica
Performance Tuning and Partitioning in Informatica
Rank Transformation in Informatica
Router and Joiner Transformation in Informatica
Source Qualifier Transformation in Informatica
Transaction Control Transformation in Informatica
Sequence Generator Transformation in Informatica
Concept of Informatica IDQ (Informatica Data Quality)
Concept of ETL Pipeline and Files
Overview of ELT Testing and its Architecture
Aggregator Transformation in Informatica
Concept of Informatica (Big Data Management) BDM
Informatica Master Data Management (MDM) Process
Lookup and Normalizer Transformation in Informatica
Performance Tuning and Partitioning in Informatica
Rank Transformation in Informatica
Router and Joiner Transformation in Informatica
Source Qualifier Transformation in Informatica
Transaction Control Transformation in Informatica
Sequence Generator Transformation in Informatica
Concept of Informatica IDQ (Informatica Data Quality)
Installation of Informatica PowerCenter
Comparison between ETL and ELT
Detailed understanding of ETL (Extraction, Transformation and Loading) Testing
Databases
Articles
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
MS-SQL Server
Articles
Backup and restore a database in SQL Server
Concept of Primary Key in SQL Server
CRUD Operations of Data in MS SQL Server
How to Enable, Disable and Drop a Foreign Key
Popular Functions in MS SQL Server
SQL Server BETWEEN Condition (Operator)
SQL Server Comparison Operator
Create and Delete Table in MS SQL Server
SQL Server DISTINCT and GROUP BY Clause
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
Backup and restore a database in SQL Server
Concept of Primary Key in SQL Server
CRUD Operations of Data in MS SQL Server
How to Enable, Disable and Drop a Foreign Key
Popular Functions in MS SQL Server
SQL Server BETWEEN Condition (Operator)
SQL Server Comparison Operator
Create and Delete Table in MS SQL Server
SQL Server DISTINCT and GROUP BY Clause
Oracle DBA
Overview of Oracle Tablespace Group
Overview of Oracle Database and its Architecture
Oracle ALTER USER and DROP USER
Introduction to Oracle Data Pump Import and Export tool
Introduction to Oracle CREATE USER statement
How to use the Oracle STARTUP command to start out an Oracle Database instance
How to shut down the Oracle Database
How to Manage Tablespaces in Oracle
How To List Users within the Oracle Database
How to Grant SELECT Object Privilege on One or More Tables to a User and Unlock a User in Oracle
How to Grant All Privileges to a User in Oracle
How to Grant All Privileges to a User in Oracle
How to Create User Profiles in Oracle
How to Create Oracle Database Links
How to Alter and Drop Roles in Oracle
Oracle PL-SQL
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
Date and Time Handling in PL-SQL
Constants and Literals and Operators in PL-SQL
Conditions and Loops in PL-SQL
Backup and restore a database in SQL Server
Concept of Primary Key in SQL Server
CRUD Operations of Data in MS SQL Server
How to Enable, Disable and Drop a Foreign Key
Popular Functions in MS SQL Server
SQL Server BETWEEN Condition (Operator)
SQL Server Comparison Operator
Create and Delete Table in MS SQL Server
SQL Server DISTINCT and GROUP BY Clause
SQL Server NOT Condition (Operator)
Overview of Oracle Tablespace Group
Overview of Oracle Database and its Architecture
Oracle ALTER USER and DROP USER
Introduction to Oracle Data Pump Import and Export tool
Introduction to Oracle CREATE USER statement
How to use the Oracle STARTUP command to start out an Oracle Database instance
How to shut down the Oracle Database
How to Manage Tablespaces in Oracle
How To List Users within the Oracle Database
How to Grant SELECT Object Privilege on One or More Tables to a User and Unlock a User in Oracle
How to Grant All Privileges to a User in Oracle
How to Grant All Privileges to a User in Oracle
How to Create User Profiles in Oracle
How to Create Oracle Database Links
How to Alter and Drop Roles in Oracle
How to Alter and Drop Oracle Database Link
Introduction to PL-SQL and Environment setup
Top Oracle PL-SQL Interview Questions and Answers
Top MS-SQL Server Interview Questions and Answers
Best Approach for Storing data to AWS DynamoDB and S3 – AWS Implementation
Maintain High Availability in AWS with anticipated Additional Load
DevOps
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
Ansible
Articles
Overview of YAML and Ad-hoc commands in Ansible
A Detailed comparison of Ansible and Puppet
A Detailed comparison of Ansible Vs Chef
Detailed understanding of concept of Playbooks in Ansible
Deep dive into Pip module in Ansible
How to perform troubleshooting in Ansible
How to use variables in playbooks in Ansible and concept of exception handling
Overview of Ansible, its History and How to set-up Ansible on your machine
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
Overview of YAML and Ad-hoc commands in Ansible
A Detailed comparison of Ansible and Puppet
A Detailed comparison of Ansible Vs Chef
Detailed understanding of concept of Playbooks in Ansible
Deep dive into Pip module in Ansible
How to perform troubleshooting in Ansible
How to use variables in playbooks in Ansible and concept of exception handling
Overview of Ansible, its History and How to set-up Ansible on your machine
Chef
Articles
Chef-Client as Daemon and Chef-Shell
Concept of Libraries , Definition and setting environment variable
Concept of Lightweight Resource Provider and Blueprints in Chef
Concept of Templates and Dynamically Configuring Recipes
Dealing with Files and Software packages and Community Cookbooks
Execute Cookbook on Node and run Chef-Client
Detailed understanding of Resources in Chef
How to Set up Chef on your system
How to set up Test Kitchen Workflow
How to write Cross-Platform Cookbooks
Overview of Chef and its Architecture
Plain Ruby with Chef DSL and Ruby Gems with Recipes
Testing Cookbook with Test Kitchen
Roles in Chef and perform environment specific configuration
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
Chef-Client as Daemon and Chef-Shell
Concept of Libraries , Definition and setting environment variable
Concept of Lightweight Resource Provider and Blueprints in Chef
Concept of Templates and Dynamically Configuring Recipes
Dealing with Files and Software packages and Community Cookbooks
Execute Cookbook on Node and run Chef-Client
Detailed understanding of Resources in Chef
How to Set up Chef on your system
How to set up Test Kitchen Workflow
How to write Cross-Platform Cookbooks
Overview of Chef and its Architecture
Plain Ruby with Chef DSL and Ruby Gems with Recipes
Testing Cookbook with Test Kitchen
Roles in Chef and perform environment specific configuration
Docker
Articles
Concept of Docker Cloud Service
Deep dive into Docker Architecture
Concept of public repositories in Docker
Concept of Container Linking and Storage in Docker
Building a web Server Docker File
Working with Docker Toolbox and how to use the Jenkins Docker image from Docker Hub
Overview of Docker and its features
Managing ports and private registries in Docker
Instruction commands in Docker
How to work with Containers in Docker
How to Set-up MongoDB in Docker
How to set up Node.js in Docker
How to set up Kubernetes in Docker
How to set up ASP.net in Docker
How to perform Continuous integration using Jenkins in Docker
How to install Docker on Windows
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
Concept of Docker Cloud Service
Deep dive into Docker Architecture
Concept of public repositories in Docker
Concept of Container Linking and Storage in Docker
Building a web Server Docker File
Working with Docker Toolbox and how to use the Jenkins Docker image from Docker Hub
Overview of Docker and its features
Managing ports and private registries in Docker
Instruction commands in Docker
How to work with Containers in Docker
How to Set-up MongoDB in Docker
How to set up Node.js in Docker
How to set up Kubernetes in Docker
How to set up ASP.net in Docker
How to perform Continuous integration using Jenkins in Docker
How to install Docker on Windows
How to install docker on Linux
Git and GitHub
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
Concept of Git Index and Git Head
Comparison of Git with SVN and Mercurial
Deep dive into Git Branching Model
Git Repository and How to Fork Repository
Git Terminology and General Tools
How to Clone Repository in Git
Working with Remote Repository
Version Control System and its Types
Overview of GitHub and Comparison of Git and GitHub
Overview of Git and its features
Merging Branches and Resolve conflicts in Git
How to use Git via the command line
How to switch branches without committing the current branch in Git
How to perform Rebasing in Git
How to Install Git on Linux (Ubuntu) and Mac
Jenkins
Articles
Deep dive into Metrics and Trends for builds
Server maintenance and Plugins Management in Jenkins
Perform Continuous Deployment using Jenkins
Overview of Jenkins, its History and Architecture
How to take Back-up in Jenkins using Backup plugin
How to set up Git and Maven Plugin in Jenkins
How to set up Distributed build and Automated deployment in Jenkins
How to set up Build jobs in Jenkins
How to run Remote tests using Jenkins
How to perform Notification, Reporting and Code Analysis
How to perform Junit Testing in Jenkins
How to perform Automation Testing in Jenkins
How to install Jenkins on your system
Comparison of Jenkins with Ansible and Hudson Frameworks
Comparison of Jenkins with Bamboo and TeamCity
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
Deep dive into Metrics and Trends for builds
Server maintenance and Plugins Management in Jenkins
Perform Continuous Deployment using Jenkins
Overview of Jenkins, its History and Architecture
How to take Back-up in Jenkins using Backup plugin
How to set up Git and Maven Plugin in Jenkins
How to set up Distributed build and Automated deployment in Jenkins
How to set up Build jobs in Jenkins
How to run Remote tests using Jenkins
How to perform Notification, Reporting and Code Analysis
How to perform Junit Testing in Jenkins
How to perform Automation Testing in Jenkins
How to install Jenkins on your system
Comparison of Jenkins with Ansible and Hudson Frameworks
Comparison of Jenkins with Bamboo and TeamCity
Comparison of Jenkins with GoCD and Maven Tools
Kubernetes
Articles
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
How to setup Kubernetes on your machine
How to Set up Kubernetes Dashboard
How to manage Deployments and Concept of Kubernetes Volume
How to achieve Autoscaling in Kubernetes cluster
Deep dive into Kubectl command line utility
Create an Application for Kubernetes deployment
Concept of Secrets, Network Policy and Kubernetes API
Concept of Replication Controller and Replica Sets
Concept of Node, Service and Pod in Kubernetes
Concept of Images and creating a Job in Kubernetes
Namespace, Labels and Selectors in Kubernetes
Overview of Kubernetes and its Architecture and components
Maven
Articles
Introduction to Maven and How to Set up Maven Environment
How to manage Maven Project in NetBeans and IntelliJ IDEA
How to manage a web-based project using Maven
How to import Maven Project in Eclipse IDE
How to create documentation of Application in Maven
How to automate the Deployment process in Maven
Deep dive into Build Automation
Creating Java Project in Maven
Concept of Project Object Model (POM) in Maven
Concept of Maven Repositories and Plugins in Maven
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
Introduction to Maven and How to Set up Maven Environment
How to manage Maven Project in NetBeans and IntelliJ IDEA
How to manage a web-based project using Maven
How to import Maven Project in Eclipse IDE
How to create documentation of Application in Maven
How to automate the Deployment process in Maven
Deep dive into Build Automation
Creating Java Project in Maven
Concept of Project Object Model (POM) in Maven
Concept of Maven Repositories and Plugins in Maven
Nagios
Articles
Look into Nagios Features, applications, Hosts and services and Commands
Overview of Nagios, its architecture and Nagios products
Ports and protocols and Add-ons and plugins in Nagios
Detailed understanding of Checks and States in Nagios
How to run Nagios plugins on other machines remotely using NRPE
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
Look into Nagios Features, applications, Hosts and services and Commands
Overview of Nagios, its architecture and Nagios products
Ports and protocols and Add-ons and plugins in Nagios
Detailed understanding of Checks and States in Nagios
How to run Nagios plugins on other machines remotely using NRPE
Puppet
Articles
Implementation of Live working demo project in Puppet
How to Set-up and configure Puppet Master
How to install and configure r10k tool and validate puppet setup
How to install and configure puppet on your machine
How to define Functions and Custom functions in Puppet
Concept of Templating in Puppet
Concept of Type and Provider in Puppet
How to create custom environment in Puppet
Detailed understanding of architecture of puppet and its components and application of puppet
Detail understanding of environment conf file in puppet
Deep Dive into Resources in Puppet
Concept of Resource Abstraction Layer (RAL) in Puppet
Concept of File Server in Puppet
Concept of Facter and Facts in Puppet
Understanding Puppet Manifest files and How to write a manifest file in Puppet
Overview of Puppet and its components and concept of configuration management
How to Set-up Puppet agent and How to sign and check for SSL Ceritficate
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
How to use RESTful APIs in Puppet
Implementation of Live working demo project in Puppet
How to Set-up and configure Puppet Master
How to install and configure r10k tool and validate puppet setup
How to install and configure puppet on your machine
How to define Functions and Custom functions in Puppet
Concept of Templating in Puppet
Concept of Type and Provider in Puppet
How to create custom environment in Puppet
Detailed understanding of architecture of puppet and its components and application of puppet
Detail understanding of environment conf file in puppet
Deep Dive into Resources in Puppet
Concept of Resource Abstraction Layer (RAL) in Puppet
Concept of File Server in Puppet
Concept of Facter and Facts in Puppet
Understanding Puppet Manifest files and How to write a manifest file in Puppet
Overview of Puppet and its components and concept of configuration management
How to Set-up Puppet agent and How to sign and check for SSL Ceritficate
Concept of Git Index and Git Head
Comparison of Git with SVN and Mercurial
Deep dive into Git Branching Model
Git Repository and How to Fork Repository
Git Terminology and General Tools
How to Clone Repository in Git
Deep dive into Metrics and Trends for builds
Concept of Docker Cloud Service
Server maintenance and Plugins Management in Jenkins
How to use RESTful APIs in Puppet
Implementation of Live working demo project in Puppet
Perform Continuous Deployment using Jenkins
Overview of Jenkins, its History and Architecture
How to take Back-up in Jenkins using Backup plugin
How to set up Git and Maven Plugin in Jenkins
How to set up Distributed build and Automated deployment in Jenkins
How to set up Build jobs in Jenkins
How to run Remote tests using Jenkins
How to perform Notification, Reporting and Code Analysis
How to perform Junit Testing in Jenkins
How to perform Automation Testing in Jenkins
How to install Jenkins on your system
Deep dive into Docker Architecture
Concept of public repositories in Docker
Concept of Container Linking and Storage in Docker
Building a web Server Docker File
Comparison of Jenkins with Ansible and Hudson Frameworks
How to setup Kubernetes on your machine
How to Set up Kubernetes Dashboard
How to manage Deployments and Concept of Kubernetes Volume
How to achieve Autoscaling in Kubernetes cluster
Deep dive into Kubectl command line utility
Create an Application for Kubernetes deployment
Concept of Secrets, Network Policy and Kubernetes API
Concept of Replication Controller and Replica Sets
Concept of Node, Service and Pod in Kubernetes
Concept of Images and creating a Job in Kubernetes
How to Set-up and configure Puppet Master
How to install and configure r10k tool and validate puppet setup
How to install and configure puppet on your machine
How to define Functions and Custom functions in Puppet
Concept of Templating in Puppet
Concept of Type and Provider in Puppet
How to create custom environment in Puppet
Detailed understanding of architecture of puppet and its components and application of puppet
Detail understanding of environment conf file in puppet
Deep Dive into Resources in Puppet
Concept of Resource Abstraction Layer (RAL) in Puppet
Concept of File Server in Puppet
Concept of Facter and Facts in Puppet
Working with Docker Toolbox and how to use the Jenkins Docker image from Docker Hub
Overview of Docker and its features
Managing ports and private registries in Docker
Instruction commands in Docker
How to work with Containers in Docker
How to Set-up MongoDB in Docker
How to set up Node.js in Docker
How to set up Kubernetes in Docker
How to set up ASP.net in Docker
How to perform Continuous integration using Jenkins in Docker
How to install Docker on Windows
How to install docker on Linux
Namespace, Labels and Selectors in Kubernetes
Comparison of Jenkins with Bamboo and TeamCity
Comparison of Jenkins with GoCD and Maven Tools
Comparison of Jenkins with Travis CI and Circle CI
Working with Remote Repository
Version Control System and its Types
Overview of GitHub and Comparison of Git and GitHub
Overview of Git and its features
Merging Branches and Resolve conflicts in Git
How to use Git via the command line
How to switch branches without committing the current branch in Git
How to perform Rebasing in Git
How to Install Git on Linux (Ubuntu) and Mac
How to create a new Blank Repository and commit code in it
Overview of Kubernetes and its Architecture and components
Monitor processes in Kubernetes
Introduction to Maven and How to Set up Maven Environment
How to manage Maven Project in NetBeans and IntelliJ IDEA
How to manage a web-based project using Maven
How to import Maven Project in Eclipse IDE
How to create documentation of Application in Maven
How to automate the Deployment process in Maven
Deep dive into Build Automation
Creating Java Project in Maven
Concept of Project Object Model (POM) in Maven
Concept of Maven Repositories and Plugins in Maven
Concept of Dependency Management in Maven
Understanding Puppet Manifest files and How to write a manifest file in Puppet
Overview of Puppet and its components and concept of configuration management
Look into Nagios Features, applications, Hosts and services and Commands
Overview of Nagios, its architecture and Nagios products
Ports and protocols and Add-ons and plugins in Nagios
Detailed understanding of Checks and States in Nagios
How to run Nagios plugins on other machines remotely using NRPE
Chef-Client as Daemon and Chef-Shell
Concept of Libraries , Definition and setting environment variable
Concept of Lightweight Resource Provider and Blueprints in Chef
Concept of Templates and Dynamically Configuring Recipes
Dealing with Files and Software packages and Community Cookbooks
Execute Cookbook on Node and run Chef-Client
Detailed understanding of Resources in Chef
How to Set up Chef on your system
How to set up Test Kitchen Workflow
How to write Cross-Platform Cookbooks
Overview of Chef and its Architecture
Plain Ruby with Chef DSL and Ruby Gems with Recipes
Testing Cookbook with Test Kitchen
How to Set-up Puppet agent and How to sign and check for SSL Ceritficate
Roles in Chef and perform environment specific configuration
Overview of YAML and Ad-hoc commands in Ansible
A Detailed comparison of Ansible and Puppet
A Detailed comparison of Ansible Vs Chef
Detailed understanding of concept of Playbooks in Ansible
Deep dive into Pip module in Ansible
How to perform troubleshooting in Ansible
How to use variables in playbooks in Ansible and concept of exception handling
Overview of Ansible, its History and How to set-up Ansible on your machine
Concept of Advanced Execution with Ansible
Popular DevOps and DevOps Automation Tools
Comparison between DevOps and Agile methodologies
Concept of DevOps Pipeline and Who are DevOps Engineers
Overview of DevOps and its Architecture
DevOps Training Certification and Azure and AWS DevOps
How to set-up Nagios on Ubuntu
Top Docker Interview Questions and Answers
Top Ansible Interview Questions and Answers
Top Chef Interview Questions and Answers
Top Git and GitHub Interview Questions and Answers
Top DevOps Interview Questions and Answers
Top Puppet Interview Questions and Answers
Top Nagios Interview Questions and Answers
Top Kubernetes Interview Questions and Answers
Digital Marketing
Articles
Understanding Mobile marketing
Understanding Google Analytics
Online Marketing - Web Analytics
Why can we need an SEO Friendly Website?
Concept of Pay Per Click (PPC) and Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO) explained
Online Marketing - Impact, Pros & Cons
Online Marketing - Blogs, banners and forums
Introduction to Online Marketing
Digital Marketing using Twitter and LinkedIn
Digital Marketing using Social Media and YouTube
Digital Marketing using Facebook and Pinterest
Digital Marketing using Content marketing and Email Marketing
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
SEO and SMM
Articles
Social Media Marketing using Blogs
Social Media Marketing using Facebook
Social Media Marketing using Google Plus
Social Media Marketing using Linkedin
Social Media Marketing using Pinterest
Social Media Marketing using Twitter
Social Media Marketing using Video
Social Media Analysis and Monitoring Social Media Accounts
SMM - Image Optimization and Social Bookmarking
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
Social Media Marketing using Blogs
Social Media Marketing using Facebook
Social Media Marketing using Google Plus
Social Media Marketing using Linkedin
Social Media Marketing using Pinterest
Social Media Marketing using Twitter
Social Media Marketing using Video
Social Media Analysis and Monitoring Social Media Accounts
SMM - Image Optimization and Social Bookmarking
Social Media Marketing using Blogs
Social Media Marketing using Facebook
Social Media Marketing using Google Plus
Social Media Marketing using Linkedin
Social Media Marketing using Pinterest
Social Media Marketing using Twitter
Social Media Marketing using Video
Understanding Mobile marketing
Understanding Google Analytics
Online Marketing - Web Analytics
Why can we need an SEO Friendly Website?
Concept of Pay Per Click (PPC) and Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO) explained
Online Marketing - Impact, Pros & Cons
Online Marketing - Blogs, banners and forums
Introduction to Online Marketing
Digital Marketing using Twitter and LinkedIn
Digital Marketing using Social Media and YouTube
Digital Marketing using Facebook and Pinterest
Digital Marketing using Content marketing and Email Marketing
Overview of Digital Marketing and SEO
Social Media Analysis and Monitoring Social Media Accounts
SMM - Image Optimization and Social Bookmarking
SEO Strategy to Optimize Keywords and Metatags
Affiliate Marketing and Email Marketing
Frontend Development
Articles
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
Angular JS
Articles
Create Angular Application and Angular MVC Architecture
Custom Directives in Angular JS
Dependency Injection in Angular JS
Directives and Filters in Angular JS
Embedding Html Pages within HTML page
Expressions and Controllers in Angular JS
How to create Forms in Angular JS
How to create Single Page Application via multiple views
Internationalization in Angular JS
Services Architecture in Angular JS
Spring Angular CRUD Application
Spring Angular Login & Logout Application
Spring Angular Search Field Application
Tables and HTML DOM in Angular JS
Using Directives and Expressions in Angular JS
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
Create Angular Application and Angular MVC Architecture
Custom Directives in Angular JS
Dependency Injection in Angular JS
Directives and Filters in Angular JS
Embedding Html Pages within HTML page
Expressions and Controllers in Angular JS
How to create Forms in Angular JS
How to create Single Page Application via multiple views
Internationalization in Angular JS
Services Architecture in Angular JS
Spring Angular CRUD Application
Spring Angular Login & Logout Application
Spring Angular Search Field Application
Tables and HTML DOM in Angular JS
Using Directives and Expressions in Angular JS
React JS
Articles
Comparison Between AngularJS and ReactJS
How to implement flux pattern in React Applications
How to Animate elements using React
Error Handling using Error Boundaries
Environment Setup for React JS
Component Life Cycle Methods in React JS
Comparison between ReactJS and React Native
Overview of ReactJS and its Features
Overview of React Redux with an example
How to set up Router for an app
Using Refs and Keys in React JS
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
Comparison Between AngularJS and ReactJS
How to implement flux pattern in React Applications
How to Animate elements using React
Error Handling using Error Boundaries
Environment Setup for React JS
Component Life Cycle Methods in React JS
Comparison between ReactJS and React Native
Overview of ReactJS and its Features
Overview of React Redux with an example
How to set up Router for an app
Using Refs and Keys in React JS
Create Angular Application and Angular MVC Architecture
Custom Directives in Angular JS
Dependency Injection in Angular JS
Directives and Filters in Angular JS
Embedding Html Pages within HTML page
Expressions and Controllers in Angular JS
How to create Forms in Angular JS
How to create Single Page Application via multiple views
Internationalization in Angular JS
Services Architecture in Angular JS
Spring Angular CRUD Application
Spring Angular Login & Logout Application
Spring Angular Search Field Application
Tables and HTML DOM in Angular JS
Using Directives and Expressions in Angular JS
How to Setup AngularJS Environment
Comparison Between AngularJS and ReactJS
How to implement flux pattern in React Applications
How to Animate elements using React
Error Handling using Error Boundaries
Environment Setup for React JS
Component Life Cycle Methods in React JS
Comparison between ReactJS and React Native
Overview of ReactJS and its Features
Overview of React Redux with an example
How to set up Router for an app
Using Refs and Keys in React JS
Understanding ReactJS Components
Top React JS Interview Questions and Answers
IOT
Articles
IoT project of controlling home light using WiFi Node MCU, and Relay module
IoT project of Sonar system using Ultrasonic Sensor HC-SR04 and Arduino device
IoT project of Temperature and Pressure measurement using Pressure sensor BMP180 and Arduino device
IoT (Internet of Things) Project: Google Firebase controlling LED with NodeMCU
IoT link Communication Protocol
IoT Decision Framework and Architecture
IoT in Energy and Biometrics Domain
IoT in Security Camera and Smart Home
IoT in Smart Agriculture and Healthcare Domain
IoT Network Layer and Session Layer Protocols
IoT – Platform and Thing Worx in IoT
IoT Project Google Firebase controlling LED using Android App
IoT Project: Google Firebase using NodeMCU ESP8266
IoT project of controlling home light using WiFi Node MCU, and Relay module
Overview of Internet of Things (IoT)
CISCO Virtualized Packet Zone and Salesforce in IoT
Embedded Devices (System) in (IoT) and IoT Ecosystem
GE Predix Platform and Eclipse IoT
How is IoT transforming businesses and IoT in transportation
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
IoT project of controlling home light using WiFi Node MCU, and Relay module
IoT project of Sonar system using Ultrasonic Sensor HC-SR04 and Arduino device
IoT project of Temperature and Pressure measurement using Pressure sensor BMP180 and Arduino device
IoT (Internet of Things) Project: Google Firebase controlling LED with NodeMCU
IoT link Communication Protocol
IoT Decision Framework and Architecture
IoT in Energy and Biometrics Domain
IoT in Security Camera and Smart Home
IoT in Smart Agriculture and Healthcare Domain
IoT Network Layer and Session Layer Protocols
IoT – Platform and Thing Worx in IoT
IoT Project Google Firebase controlling LED using Android App
IoT Project: Google Firebase using NodeMCU ESP8266
IoT project of controlling home light using WiFi Node MCU, and Relay module
Overview of Internet of Things (IoT)
CISCO Virtualized Packet Zone and Salesforce in IoT
Embedded Devices (System) in (IoT) and IoT Ecosystem
GE Predix Platform and Eclipse IoT
How is IoT transforming businesses and IoT in transportation
Internet of Things – Contiki and Security Flaws
Internet of Things – Security and Identity Protection
Top Internet of Things (IoT) Interview Questions and Answers
Mobile Development
Articles
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
Operating Systems
Articles
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
Programming and Frameworks
Articles
Cookies in Laravel based web applications
Encryption and Hashing in Laravel
How to create Blade Templates Layout
How to Create Façade in Laravel
How to perform Redirections and connect to Database
Installation Process of Laravel
Introduction to Laravel and its History
Laravel vs CodeIgniter and Laravel Vs Symphony
Laravel vs Django and Laravel vs WordPress
Middleware Mechanism in Laravel
Process of Authentication and Authorization in Laravel
Responses in Laravel web applications
Understanding Release Process in Laravel
How to setup Check/Money Order payment method in Magento 2
Dynamic Content Handling in PHP
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
Hibernate and Spring
Articles
How to use Node Package Manager and REPL Terminal
Handling GET and POST Request in NodeJS
Using Sessions and POJO Classes in Hibernate
Transaction Management in Spring
Overview and Architecture of Spring Framework
ORM Overview and Overview of Hibernate
IoC Containers, AOP and JDBC Framework in Spring
Injecting Inner Beans and Collections in Spring
How to use Criteria Queries in Hibernate
How to perform Java Based Configuration in Spring
How to Install Hibernate and its Configuration
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
How to use Node Package Manager and REPL Terminal
Handling GET and POST Request in NodeJS
Using Sessions and POJO Classes in Hibernate
Transaction Management in Spring
Overview and Architecture of Spring Framework
ORM Overview and Overview of Hibernate
IoC Containers, AOP and JDBC Framework in Spring
Injecting Inner Beans and Collections in Spring
How to use Criteria Queries in Hibernate
How to perform Java Based Configuration in Spring
How to Install Hibernate and its Configuration
Java
Articles
Variables and Keywords in Java
Transaction Management and Batch Processing in JDBC
StringBuffer and StringBuilder Class in Java
String Vs StringBuffer Vs StringBuilder
Stream API Improvement in Java 9
Static Binding and Dynamic Binding and Final Keyword
Serialization and Reflection in Java
Properties class and Generics in Java
Method Parameter Reflection in Java
Java StringJoiner and ArrayList Vs Vector
Java Queue and Deque Interface
Java Parallel Array Sorting and Type Inference
Java Networking and Socket Programming
Java Nested Interface and Method Overloading and Overriding
Java Method References and Functional Interfaces
Java Garbage Collection and Java Runtime Class
Java forEach loop and Collectors
Java Comments and Naming Conventions
Java 9 Process API Improvement
Java 9 Module System and Control Panel
Java 9 Anonymous Inner Classes Improvement and SafeVarargs Annotation
Introduction to Java and History of Java
Inter-thread communication and Deadlock in Java
How to write the Hello World Java program
How to create Immutable class in Java
Features of Java and C++ Vs Java
ExceptionHandling with MethodOverriding in Java
Difference between JDK, JRE, and JVM
Deep Dive into Threads in Java
Deep Dive into LinkedList in Java
Deep dive into LinkedHashMap and TreeMap
Deep dive into HashSet , LinkedHashSet and TreeSet
Deep Dive into HashMap in Java
Deep Dive into ArrayList in Java
Conditional Statements in Java
Concept of Method Overloading and Method Overriding in Java
Concept of Inheritance and Aggregation in Java
Comparable and Comparator interface in Java
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
Variables and Keywords in Java
Transaction Management and Batch Processing in JDBC
StringBuffer and StringBuilder Class in Java
String Vs StringBuffer Vs StringBuilder
Stream API Improvement in Java 9
Static Binding and Dynamic Binding and Final Keyword
Serialization and Reflection in Java
Properties class and Generics in Java
Method Parameter Reflection in Java
Java StringJoiner and ArrayList Vs Vector
Java Queue and Deque Interface
Java Parallel Array Sorting and Type Inference
Java Networking and Socket Programming
Java Nested Interface and Method Overloading and Overriding
Java Method References and Functional Interfaces
Java Garbage Collection and Java Runtime Class
Java forEach loop and Collectors
Java Comments and Naming Conventions
Java 9 Process API Improvement
Java 9 Module System and Control Panel
Java 9 Anonymous Inner Classes Improvement and SafeVarargs Annotation
Introduction to Java and History of Java
Inter-thread communication and Deadlock in Java
How to write the Hello World Java program
How to create Immutable class in Java
Features of Java and C++ Vs Java
ExceptionHandling with MethodOverriding in Java
Difference between JDK, JRE, and JVM
Deep Dive into Threads in Java
Deep Dive into LinkedList in Java
Deep dive into LinkedHashMap and TreeMap
Deep dive into HashSet , LinkedHashSet and TreeSet
Deep Dive into HashMap in Java
Deep Dive into ArrayList in Java
Conditional Statements in Java
Concept of Method Overloading and Method Overriding in Java
Concept of Inheritance and Aggregation in Java
Comparable and Comparator interface in Java
JSP
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
Laravel
Articles
Understanding Release Process in Laravel
Responses in Laravel web applications
Process of Authentication and Authorization in Laravel
Middleware Mechanism in Laravel
Laravel vs Django and Laravel vs WordPress
Laravel vs CodeIgniter and Laravel Vs Symphony
Introduction to Laravel and its History
Installation Process of Laravel
How to perform Redirections and connect to Database
How to Create Façade in Laravel
How to create Blade Templates Layout
Encryption and Hashing in Laravel
Cookies in Laravel based web applications
Contracts and CSRF Protection in Laravel
Available Validation Rules of Laravel
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
Understanding Release Process in Laravel
Responses in Laravel web applications
Process of Authentication and Authorization in Laravel
Middleware Mechanism in Laravel
Laravel vs Django and Laravel vs WordPress
Laravel vs CodeIgniter and Laravel Vs Symphony
Introduction to Laravel and its History
Installation Process of Laravel
How to perform Redirections and connect to Database
How to Create Façade in Laravel
How to create Blade Templates Layout
Encryption and Hashing in Laravel
Cookies in Laravel based web applications
Contracts and CSRF Protection in Laravel
Available Validation Rules of Laravel
Magento
Articles
Architecture of Magento 2 and Product Overview
How to use the multi language feature of Magento
How to Setup System Theme, Page Title, Layout and New Pages in Magento
How to Setup Shipping Rates and Payment Plans in Magento
How to setup shipping methods in Magento 2
How to Setup Paypal Payment and Google checkout in Magento
How to Setup Newsletter in Magento
How to Setup Google Analytics Youtube Videos and Facebook Likes in Magento
How to setup Check/Money Order payment method in Magento 2
How to set up Zero Subtotal Checkout payment method in Magento 2
How to set up the tax rules, tax rates, and tax zones in Magento 2
How to set up Purchase Order (PO) payment method in Magento 2
How to set up Order Emails in Magento 2
How to set up multiple websites, stores, and store views in Magento 2
How to Set up Contact, Categories, Products and Inventory in Magento
How to set up Cash on Delivery (COD) payment method in Magento 2
How to set up Bank Transfer payment method in Magento 2
How to set up Authorize.net method in Magento 2
How to Manage Tax Classes in Magento
How to Install Magento on your system
How to install Magento 2 using Composer
How to install Magento 2 on windows
Ways for Site Optimization in Magento
Store Configuration in Magento 2
Search Engine Optimization in Magento 2
Products and their Types in Magento 2
Overview of Magento and its Features
Orders Life Cycle in Magento 2
Ways for Site Optimization in Magento
Basic Configuration in Magento 2
Create and Manage CMS (Content Management System) in Magento 2
How to add the product on Home page in Magento 2
How to configure and Manage the Inventory in Magento 2
How to create Attribute Sets in Magento 2
How to create Product Attributes in Magento 2
How to create Product Category in Magento 2
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
Architecture of Magento 2 and Product Overview
How to use the multi language feature of Magento
How to Setup System Theme, Page Title, Layout and New Pages in Magento
How to Setup Shipping Rates and Payment Plans in Magento
How to setup shipping methods in Magento 2
How to Setup Paypal Payment and Google checkout in Magento
How to Setup Newsletter in Magento
How to Setup Google Analytics Youtube Videos and Facebook Likes in Magento
How to setup Check/Money Order payment method in Magento 2
How to set up Zero Subtotal Checkout payment method in Magento 2
How to set up the tax rules, tax rates, and tax zones in Magento 2
How to set up Purchase Order (PO) payment method in Magento 2
How to set up Order Emails in Magento 2
How to set up multiple websites, stores, and store views in Magento 2
How to Set up Contact, Categories, Products and Inventory in Magento
How to set up Cash on Delivery (COD) payment method in Magento 2
How to set up Bank Transfer payment method in Magento 2
How to set up Authorize.net method in Magento 2
How to Manage Tax Classes in Magento
How to Install Magento on your system
How to install Magento 2 using Composer
How to install Magento 2 on windows
Ways for Site Optimization in Magento
Store Configuration in Magento 2
Search Engine Optimization in Magento 2
Products and their Types in Magento 2
Overview of Magento and its Features
Orders Life Cycle in Magento 2
Ways for Site Optimization in Magento
Basic Configuration in Magento 2
Create and Manage CMS (Content Management System) in Magento 2
How to add the product on Home page in Magento 2
How to configure and Manage the Inventory in Magento 2
How to create Attribute Sets in Magento 2
How to create Product Attributes in Magento 2
How to create Product Category in Magento 2
NodeJS
Articles
Scaffolding and Middleware in ExpressJS
Overview of expressJS, installation and Request-response model
NodeJS environment setup and Creating First Application
How to scale application in NodeJS and concept of packaging
Event Driven Programming in NodeJS
Cookies Management, Routing and Template Engine in ExpressJS
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
Scaffolding and Middleware in ExpressJS
Overview of expressJS, installation and Request-response model
NodeJS environment setup and Creating First Application
How to scale application in NodeJS and concept of packaging
Event Driven Programming in NodeJS
Cookies Management, Routing and Template Engine in ExpressJS
PHP
Articles
Variable Types and Constant Types in PHP
Operations in MySQL DB using PHP
Object Oriented Programming in PHP
Login with Facebook and Paypal Integration in PHP
Dynamic Content Handling in PHP
How to Install PHP on your system
How to access information from DB using PHP and AJAX
Error and Exception Handling in PHP
CRUD operations in MySQL DB using PHP
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
Variable Types and Constant Types in PHP
Operations in MySQL DB using PHP
Object Oriented Programming in PHP
Login with Facebook and Paypal Integration in PHP
Dynamic Content Handling in PHP
How to Install PHP on your system
How to access information from DB using PHP and AJAX
Error and Exception Handling in PHP
CRUD operations in MySQL DB using PHP
Python
Articles
Variable Types and Basic Operators in Python
Time Series, Geographical and Graph Data in Python
Sending Email using SMTP in Python
Processing CSV, JSON and XLS Data in Python
MySQL Database Access in Python
Multithreaded Programming in Python
Introduction to Python and Installing Python
How to draw different Charts in Python
Handling Relational and NoSQL Databases in Python
Handling Date and Time in Python
Extension Programming with C in Python
Data Wrangling and Data Aggregations in Python
Data Science Libraries in Python
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
Variable Types and Basic Operators in Python
Time Series, Geographical and Graph Data in Python
Sending Email using SMTP in Python
Processing CSV, JSON and XLS Data in Python
MySQL Database Access in Python
Multithreaded Programming in Python
Introduction to Python and Installing Python
How to draw different Charts in Python
Handling Relational and NoSQL Databases in Python
Handling Date and Time in Python
Extension Programming with C in Python
Data Wrangling and Data Aggregations in Python
Data Science Libraries in Python
Servlet
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
Spring Boot
Articles
How to write a Scheduler on the Spring applications and CORS Support
Service Components in Spring Boot
Tracing Micro Service Logs in Spring Boot
How to perform Bootstrapping on a Spring Boot application
How to use Spring Boot JDBC driver connection to connect the database
How to write a unit test case by using Mockito and Web Controller
Spring Boot - Code Structure and Build Systems
Spring Boot - Enabling Swagger2
Spring Boot - Google Cloud Platform
Spring Boot - Rest Controller Unit Test
Spring Boot - Securing Web Applications
Spring Boot - Tomcat Deployment
Spring Boot Architecture and Why Spring Boot is used
Spring Boot Security mechanisms and OAuth2 with JWT
Spring Vs Spring Boot Vs Spring MVC
Application Properties in Spring Boot
How to implement the SMS sending and making voice calls by using Spring Boot with Twilio
Building RESTful Web Services using Spring Boot
Consuming RESTful Web Services by using jQuery AJAX
Create a Web Application in Spring Boot using Thymeleaf
Creating Servlet Filter using Spring Boot
Exception Handling in Spring Boot
File Handling using Spring Boot
How to add the Google OAuth2 Sign-In by using Spring Boot application with Gradle build
How to build a Eureka Server using Spring Boot
How to build an interactive web application by using Spring Boot with Web sockets
How to Build Spring Boot Admin Server and Client
How to Create Applications that consume Restful Web Services
How to Create Spring Cloud Configuration Server
How to Configure Flyway Database in your Spring Boot application
How to create a Docker Image using Maven and Gradle
How to create a Spring Boot Application using Maven and Gradle
How to create Zuul Proxy Server application in Spring Boot
How to implement the Apache Kafka in Spring Boot application
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
How to write a Scheduler on the Spring applications and CORS Support
Service Components in Spring Boot
Tracing Micro Service Logs in Spring Boot
How to perform Bootstrapping on a Spring Boot application
How to use Spring Boot JDBC driver connection to connect the database
How to write a unit test case by using Mockito and Web Controller
Spring Boot - Code Structure and Build Systems
Spring Boot - Enabling Swagger2
Spring Boot - Google Cloud Platform
Spring Boot - Rest Controller Unit Test
Spring Boot - Securing Web Applications
Spring Boot - Tomcat Deployment
Spring Boot Architecture and Why Spring Boot is used
Spring Boot Security mechanisms and OAuth2 with JWT
Spring Vs Spring Boot Vs Spring MVC
Application Properties in Spring Boot
How to implement the SMS sending and making voice calls by using Spring Boot with Twilio
Building RESTful Web Services using Spring Boot
Consuming RESTful Web Services by using jQuery AJAX
Create a Web Application in Spring Boot using Thymeleaf
Creating Servlet Filter using Spring Boot
Exception Handling in Spring Boot
File Handling using Spring Boot
How to add the Google OAuth2 Sign-In by using Spring Boot application with Gradle build
How to build a Eureka Server using Spring Boot
How to build an interactive web application by using Spring Boot with Web sockets
How to Build Spring Boot Admin Server and Client
How to Create Applications that consume Restful Web Services
How to Create Spring Cloud Configuration Server
How to Configure Flyway Database in your Spring Boot application
How to create a Docker Image using Maven and Gradle
How to create a Spring Boot Application using Maven and Gradle
How to create Zuul Proxy Server application in Spring Boot
How to implement the Apache Kafka in Spring Boot application
Variable Types and Basic Operators in Python
Time Series, Geographical and Graph Data in Python
Sending Email using SMTP in Python
Processing CSV, JSON and XLS Data in Python
MySQL Database Access in Python
Multithreaded Programming in Python
Introduction to Python and Installing Python
How to draw different Charts in Python
Handling Relational and NoSQL Databases in Python
Handling Date and Time in Python
Extension Programming with C in Python
Data Wrangling and Data Aggregations in Python
Data Science Libraries in Python
Calendar and Date and Time in Python
Scaffolding and Middleware in ExpressJS
Overview of expressJS, installation and Request-response model
NodeJS environment setup and Creating First Application
How to use Node Package Manager and REPL Terminal
How to scale application in NodeJS and concept of packaging
Handling GET and POST Request in NodeJS
Event Driven Programming in NodeJS
Cookies Management, Routing and Template Engine in ExpressJS
Concept of Callbacks and Streams in NodeJS
Comparison of NodeJS with other programming languages
Using Sessions and POJO Classes in Hibernate
Transaction Management in Spring
Overview and Architecture of Spring Framework
ORM Overview and Overview of Hibernate
IoC Containers, AOP and JDBC Framework in Spring
Architecture of Magento 2 and Product Overview
Injecting Inner Beans and Collections in Spring
How to use Criteria Queries in Hibernate
How to perform Java Based Configuration in Spring
How to Install Hibernate and its Configuration
Environment Setup for Spring Framework
Variables and Keywords in Java
Transaction Management and Batch Processing in JDBC
StringBuffer and StringBuilder Class in Java
String Vs StringBuffer Vs StringBuilder
Stream API Improvement in Java 9
Static Binding and Dynamic Binding and Final Keyword
Serialization and Reflection in Java
Properties class and Generics in Java
Method Parameter Reflection in Java
Java StringJoiner and ArrayList Vs Vector
Java Queue and Deque Interface
Java Parallel Array Sorting and Type Inference
Java Networking and Socket Programming
Java Nested Interface and Method Overloading and Overriding
Java Method References and Functional Interfaces
Java Garbage Collection and Java Runtime Class
Java forEach loop and Collectors
Java Comments and Naming Conventions
Java 9 Process API Improvement
Java 9 Module System and Control Panel
Java 9 Anonymous Inner Classes Improvement and SafeVarargs Annotation
Introduction to Java and History of Java
Inter-thread communication and Deadlock in Java
How to write the Hello World Java program
How to create Immutable class in Java
Features of Java and C++ Vs Java
ExceptionHandling with MethodOverriding in Java
Difference between JDK, JRE, and JVM
Deep Dive into Threads in Java
Deep Dive into LinkedList in Java
Deep dive into LinkedHashMap and TreeMap
Deep dive into HashSet , LinkedHashSet and TreeSet
Deep Dive into HashMap in Java
Deep Dive into ArrayList in Java
Conditional Statements in Java
Concept of Method Overloading and Method Overriding in Java
Concept of Inheritance and Aggregation in Java
Comparable and Comparator interface in Java
Call by Value and Call by Reference in Java
Cookies in Laravel based web applications
Encryption and Hashing in Laravel
How to create Blade Templates Layout
How to Create Façade in Laravel
How to perform Redirections and connect to Database
Installation Process of Laravel
Introduction to Laravel and its History
Laravel vs CodeIgniter and Laravel Vs Symphony
Laravel vs Django and Laravel vs WordPress
Middleware Mechanism in Laravel
Process of Authentication and Authorization in Laravel
Responses in Laravel web applications
Understanding Release Process in Laravel
How to setup Check/Money Order payment method in Magento 2
Dynamic Content Handling in PHP
Object Oriented Programming in PHP
How to use the multi language feature of Magento
How to Setup System Theme, Page Title, Layout and New Pages in Magento
How to Setup Shipping Rates and Payment Plans in Magento
How to setup shipping methods in Magento 2
How to Setup Paypal Payment and Google checkout in Magento
How to Setup Newsletter in Magento
How to Setup Google Analytics Youtube Videos and Facebook Likes in Magento
How to setup Check/Money Order payment method in Magento 2
How to set up Zero Subtotal Checkout payment method in Magento 2
How to set up the tax rules, tax rates, and tax zones in Magento 2
How to set up Purchase Order (PO) payment method in Magento 2
How to set up Order Emails in Magento 2
How to set up multiple websites, stores, and store views in Magento 2
How to Set up Contact, Categories, Products and Inventory in Magento
How to set up Cash on Delivery (COD) payment method in Magento 2
How to set up Bank Transfer payment method in Magento 2
How to set up Authorize.net method in Magento 2
How to Manage Tax Classes in Magento
How to Install Magento on your system
How to install Magento 2 using Composer
How to install Magento 2 on windows
Ways for Site Optimization in Magento
Store Configuration in Magento 2
Search Engine Optimization in Magento 2
Products and their Types in Magento 2
Overview of Magento and its Features
Orders Life Cycle in Magento 2
Ways for Site Optimization in Magento
Basic Configuration in Magento 2
Create and Manage CMS (Content Management System) in Magento 2
How to add the product on Home page in Magento 2
How to configure and Manage the Inventory in Magento 2
How to create Attribute Sets in Magento 2
How to create Product Attributes in Magento 2
How to create Product Category in Magento 2
How to generate Order Report in Magento 2
How to create Product in Magento 2
Variable Types and Constant Types in PHP
Operations in MySQL DB using PHP
Object Oriented Programming in PHP
Login with Facebook and Paypal Integration in PHP
Dynamic Content Handling in PHP
How to Install PHP on your system
How to access information from DB using PHP and AJAX
Error and Exception Handling in PHP
CRUD operations in MySQL DB using PHP
Handling Arrays and Strings in PHP
Standard Tag Library (JSTL) in JSP
Page Redirecting and Hits Counter and Auto Refresh
Overview of Java Server Pages and its Architecture
How to Access Database with JSP
Servlets - Server HTTP Response
Servlets - Page Redirection and Auto Refresh
Internationalization in Servlets
Handling Date and Time using Servlets
Exception Handling in Servlets
Overview of Servlets and setup of Environment
How to write a Scheduler on the Spring applications and CORS Support
Service Components in Spring Boot
Tracing Micro Service Logs in Spring Boot
How to perform Bootstrapping on a Spring Boot application
How to use Spring Boot JDBC driver connection to connect the database
How to write a unit test case by using Mockito and Web Controller
Spring Boot - Code Structure and Build Systems
Spring Boot - Enabling Swagger2
Spring Boot - Google Cloud Platform
Spring Boot - Rest Controller Unit Test
Spring Boot - Securing Web Applications
Spring Boot - Tomcat Deployment
Spring Boot Architecture and Why Spring Boot is used
Spring Boot Security mechanisms and OAuth2 with JWT
Spring Vs Spring Boot Vs Spring MVC
Application Properties in Spring Boot
How to implement the SMS sending and making voice calls by using Spring Boot with Twilio
Building RESTful Web Services using Spring Boot
Consuming RESTful Web Services by using jQuery AJAX
Create a Web Application in Spring Boot using Thymeleaf
Creating Servlet Filter using Spring Boot
Exception Handling in Spring Boot
File Handling using Spring Boot
How to add the Google OAuth2 Sign-In by using Spring Boot application with Gradle build
How to build a Eureka Server using Spring Boot
How to build an interactive web application by using Spring Boot with Web sockets
How to Build Spring Boot Admin Server and Client
How to Create Applications that consume Restful Web Services
How to Create Spring Cloud Configuration Server
How to Configure Flyway Database in your Spring Boot application
How to create a Docker Image using Maven and Gradle
How to create a Spring Boot Application using Maven and Gradle
How to create Zuul Proxy Server application in Spring Boot
How to implement the Apache Kafka in Spring Boot application
How to implement the Internationalization in Spring Boot
How to implement the Hystrix in a Spring Boot application
Login with Facebook and Paypal Integration in PHP
Understanding Release Process in Laravel
Responses in Laravel web applications
Process of Authentication and Authorization in Laravel
Middleware Mechanism in Laravel
Laravel vs Django and Laravel vs WordPress
Laravel vs CodeIgniter and Laravel Vs Symphony
Introduction to Laravel and its History
Installation Process of Laravel
How to perform Redirections and connect to Database
How to Create Façade in Laravel
How to create Blade Templates Layout
Encryption and Hashing in Laravel
Cookies in Laravel based web applications
Contracts and CSRF Protection in Laravel
Available Validation Rules of Laravel
Artisan Console for interaction in Laravel
Application Structure of Laravel
Expression Language (EL) in JSP
Expression Language (EL) in JSP
Project Management and Methodologies
Articles
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
Robotic Process Automation
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
RPA-UiPath
Articles
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
Working of RPA and its Services
Understanding User Interface Components
UiPath Studio - Workflow Design
RPA Use Cases and Applications
RPA Life Cycle and Implementation
Recording using UiPath in Detail
Keyboard Shortcuts and Customization in UiPath Studio
Key Basics of UiPath and the related concepts
Installation of UiPath on your local system
How to work with Automation Projects in UiPath and their Debugging methods
How to deal and work with variables and arguments in UiPath
Data Scraping and Screen Scraping in UiPath
Comparison of RPA and AI, Test Automation and Traditional Automation
Architecture and Components of RPA
Advantages and drawbacks of RPA
Top Robotic Process Automation (RPA) with UiPath Interview Questions and Answers
Salesforce
Articles
Different Levels of Data Access in Salesforce
Variables & Formulas in Salesforce
Using Records, Fields and Tables in Salesforce
Using Forms and List Controllers in Salesforce
Creating Static Resources in Salesforce
Standard and Custom Objects in Salesforce platform
Overview of Salesforce and its architecture
Master Detail Relationship in Salesforce
Lookup Relationship in Salesforce
How to Import Data in Salesforce
How to Export Data from Salesforce
How to Define Sharing Rules in Salesforce
How to create Visual force Pages in Salesforce
How to create Reports and Dashboards in Salesforce
Get Started with Salesforce - Environment
How to Create a Role Hierarchy in Salesforce
eBooks
Interview Questions
Videos
Apex Programming
Articles
Classes and Methods in Apex programming language
Concept of Objects and Interfaces in Apex programming language
Database Methods and process of executing the Apex class in Salesforce
Deployment in Salesforce using Sandbox
Enterprise Application Development Example
How to Perform Debugging in Apex
How to perform the various Database Modification Functionalities in Salesforce
How to perform Unit Testing in Apex
Overview of Apex Programming and its environment
Search Functionality using SOSL and SOQL
Understand Batch Processing in Salesforce Apex
Understanding deciding, Loops and Collections in Apex
Understanding Governor Limits in Salesforce Apex
Understanding the info Types and variables in Apex programming language
Understanding the environment for Salesforce Apex development
Understanding the String Manipulation, Arrays and Constants in Apex programming language
eBooks
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Top Internet of Things (IoT) Interview Questions and Answers
Last updated on Feb 18 2022Table of Contents
What is an IOT?
IOT stands for Internet of Things. It is a network in which various Things can communicate with each other using a Network as a means of communication between them. Usually, this Network will be an internet.
Does the internet is always needed for any IOT devices?
No, the internet is not actually needed all the time. But there should be some network present so that the devices are capable of speaking with each other.
What is the difference between IOT devices and embedded devices?
Internet of things is a type of embedded system that connects to the internet. Embedded systems tend to be small software programs that implement a few functions. Internet of Things may be updated constantly according to the environment and learn by itself.
What is an Arduino?
Arduino is an open-source electronics platform which has easy to use both hardware and software. Arduino boards are a Microcontroller which is capable of reading input from sensors to controlling motors and etc. programmatically.
How to write instructions or programs for Arduino boards?
The Arduino Software (IDE. allows you to write programs and upload them to your board. A bootloader is needed to upload or flash the code to the board.
What are Interrupts in Arduino?
Interrupts allow certain important tasks to happen in the background and are enabled by default. An Interrupt’s job is to make sure that the processor responds uickly to important events. When a certain signal is detected, an Interrupt interrupts whatever the processor is doing, and executes some code designed to react.
What are the hardware communication interfaces present in the Arduino board?
It has several communication protocols like I2C, SPI, Serial, PWM and etc. 8. What programming language is used to code Arduino? Basically, C programming language is used to code Arduino boards
What is a Raspberry Pi?
Raspberry Pi is a credit card sized computer which is capable of doing all operations like a conventional computer. But it also has other built-in features like onboard Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and GPIO pins to communicate with other external Things.
Difference between Arduino and Raspberry Pi?
Basically, Arduino is a micro-controller and Raspberry Pi is a microprocessor. Raspberry Pi is slightly superior to Arduino boards like it has better CPU and GPU processing along with onboard Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, Ethernet and etc.
What is the latest Raspberry Pi release?
Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ was the latest release of RPi team with much better CPU @ 1.4GHz on March 18, 2018.
What is the operating voltage for both Arduino and Raspberry Pi?
Raspberry Pi works in 5V input voltage and for Arduino, its operating voltage is between 5-12V. Arduino boards have a regulator, which help is work on a different input voltage.
What are the hardware communication interfaces present in the Raspberry Pi?
Similar to Arduino boards Raspberry pi also has several communication protocols like I2C, SPI, Serial, PWM and etc.
What are GPIO Pins?
GPIO stands for General Purpose Input and Output pins. It is capable of reading and writing data from development boards like Raspberry and Arduino to other Sensors, motors, actuators, and etc.
How many GPIO pins are there in Raspberry Pi?
Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ as 40 GPIO pins which can only read and write digital data.
List a few operating systems that Raspberry Pi supports?
The official operating system for Raspberry Pi is Raspbian. Although it supports other operating systems like Kali Linux, OSMC, Windows 10 IOT Core, Android Things, RetroPie and etc.
How do you run Raspberry pi in headless mode?
You can use SSH into Raspberry Pi and run-in headless mode. Latest Raspbian OS has inbuilt VNC server installed with that you can take remote desktop on Raspberry Pi.
What are the available wireless communications boards present in Raspberry Pi?
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth/BLE are the wireless communications present in Raspberry Pi.
What Python libraries used in Raspberry Pi to control GPIO pins?
RPi.GPIO is the python libraries used in Raspberry Pi to control GPIO pins.
Can node JS be used in Raspberry Pi to control GPIO pins?
Yes, RPI-gpio is the node library used control Raspberry Pi GPIO pins.
What is Arduino Shields?
Arduino shields are modular circuit boards that piggyback onto your Arduino to instill it with extra functionality.
What is the syntax to read analog and digital data from a sensor in Arduino?
digitalRead(. and digitalWrite(. are respectively used to read and write digital data to the sensors. analogRead(. and analogWrite(. are respectively used to read and write analog data to the sensors.
Examples of MEMS sensor?
MPU6050- Gyroscope, ADXL345 – Accelerometer, piezoelectric sensor and etc.
What is PWM?
PWM stands for Pulse Width Modulation. Pulse width modulation allows us to vary how much time the signal is high in an analog fashion. While the signal can only be high (usually 5V. or low (ground. at any time, we can change the proportion of time the signal is high compared to when it is low over a consistent time interval.
List some applications of PWM in IOT?
Dimming LED, controlling the speed of DC motor, controlling the direction of a servo motor and etc.
What sensor and actuator are used to control any home appliances from any IOT devices in wired mode?
A relay is used to control any home appliances from any IOT or Embedded devices. A relay is nothing but an electrically operated switch.
What is ZigBee protocol?
ZigBee is a wireless Technology with IEEE 802.15.4 based high-level communication protocols which can use to create personal area networks with small, low-power devices for home automation, medical device, and other low-power low bandwidth needs. Hence, ZigBee is a low-power, low data rate, and close proximity wireless ad hoc network.
What is BLE?
BLE stands for Bluetooth Low Energy. Bluetooth Low Energy uses the same 2.4 GHz radio freuencies as classic Bluetooth but uses less power to transmit distance over a short distance.
What is the use of BLE in IOT?
Unlike classic Bluetooth, BLE remains in sleep mode constantly except for when a connection is initiated. It is used in applications that do not need to exchange large amounts of data and can, therefore, run on battery power for years at a cheaper cost, therefore it is used as one of the means of exchanging data between the devices.
What is MicroPython?
MicroPython is a lean and efficient implementation of the Python 3 programming language that includes a small subset of the Python standard library and is optimized to run on microcontrollers such as NodeMCU.
How many hardware serial interfaces are in ESP 32?
There are 3 hardware serial interfaces are there in ESP32. 37. What firmware can be flashed into NodeMCU? Either Arduino or MicroPython firmware can be flashed into NodeMCU.
What are Subscribers and Publishers in MTT?
Publisher – The devices which transmit or send data over the M broker. Subscribers – The devices which consume or reads data over the M broker.
Example of some MTT services?
Mosuito MTT, Cloud MTT, and PubNub are the commonly known MTT services available.
Can NodeMCU act as a web server?
Yes, with the help of ESP8266WebServer Arduino library. This library is for ESP8266. Such similar libraries are also available for other NodeMCU board. 42. What are other development boards available? Other boards such as Beagle Bone Black, BananaPi, Intel’s Galileo, Asus Tinker Board, MSP 430 Launchpad, and etc.
What is Windows 10 IOT Core?
Windows 10 IOT Core is a full-fledged operating system based on Windows 10 specifically designed to operate on embedded devices. This will empower you to build a single universal app experience.
Name some of the sectors where IOT played a major role?
Manufacturing, Transportation, Utilities, Healthcare, Consumer electronics, and cars.
What are the challenges in IOT?
Power utilization and Security will be the major challenges faced in IOT. As all devices are connected to one single network, a small bug implanted into the network will affect all those devices which lead to a chaos.
Can IOT take over human mind?
No, IOT cannot take the place of the human brain. As the human brain is very complex, self-learning, and the decision-making capability makes every known device incomparable to it.
What is the scope of IOT devices in the future?
As per Gartner’s report, a total count of IOT devices may hit up to 21 Billion by 2020 worldwide.
What is the big IOT implementation so far?
Smart Homes, self-driven cars and etc. are the biggest implementations so far.
What are Android things?
It is an Android-based operating system particularly build for embedded devices like Raspberry Pi and so on.
What are the most used sensors types in iot?
1.Temperature sensors
2.Proximity sensor
3.Pressure sensor
4.Gas sensor
5.Smoke sensor
6.IR sensors
7.Motion detection sensors
How did you detect fire, which sensor is suitable?
I will use smoke sensor which is detect fire and smoke
How did you meaure the voltage using sensors?
I will use Thermocouples which is used for measuring the voltage.
How the Thermocouples work?
It will measuring the temperature with a change in voltage, if temperature increases thermocoupes output voltage will be increased
What are the sensors can be used in Agriculture?
1.soil moisture sensor
2.Airflow sensors
3.Electro chemical sensors
What is purpose of Airflow sensors?
It used to measure the air level in soil,we can measure it from the one location or dynamically get from multiple places from the garden.
How to did you make small radar? is it possible?
yes its possible, by using ultrasonic sensor we can make our own radar, which is detect object presence and distance
How did you check the uality of water?
Using Water uality sensors, i can detect the uality of waters
Can you list out some of water sensors?
1.Total organic carbon sensor
2.Turbidity sensor
3.Conductivity sensor
4.pH sensor
Do you have better idea for the saving electricity?
yes i have, by using light detecting sensors we can switch off street light automatically, which is saved lot of electricity.
What are suitable databases for Iot?
1.influxDB,
2.Mongodb,
3.RethinkDB,
4.Slite
5.Apache Cassandra
and some more databases available, but these are the most used suitable for IOT
What is the features of influxDB
- Great support visulalization tools
- Distributed time series database
- No external dependencies
What is mean by arduino ?
Its a programmable my controller,it used to sense and control the electronic devices programmatically.
What is mean by Raspberry pi?
It’s a credit card size computer, it portable we can bring every where.Its run completely on open source softwares and nice devices for IOT projects.
difference between Arduino and Raspberry pi?
Arduino:A Open programmable Usb microController, its can execute only one program at a time.
Raspberry pi: A credit card sized computer, we can run multiple program at a time and its have more computing power compared to arduino
What is mean by Raspberry pi zero?
Pi zero is the latest minimized version of Raspberry pi, it costs is only 5$.
Mostly used protocols in IOT?
- MTT protocol
- XMPP
- AMP
- Data Distribution Service (DDS.
- Simple Text Oriented Messaging Protocol(STOMP.
- Very Simple Control Protocol (VSCP.
- Zigbee
- wifi
What is the abbreviation of MTT?
MTT – Message ueue Telemetry Transport.
What is the Purpose of MTT protocol?
Its provide the connectivity between application and middleware from net side networks to another side networks.
What is role of publishers in IOT?
publishers are the light weight sensor that send the Real time data to middle ware or intermediate devices.
Who are subscribers in IOT?
Subscribers are the application which is interested on collected real time datas from the sensors.
How did you program the Arduino?
By using Arduino IDE, i can program the Arduino. And another method i can use Node.js Johny five module to control Arduino
If its possible to controll the keyboard using Arduino?
Yes, its possible to controll the keyboard by using specialized inbuild keyboard Arduino libary.
What is mean by libary in Arduino?
Library is the collection of code, which is already written for controlling the sensor or module.
How did you install new library in Arduino?
In Arduino Select Include library from the Sketch option in Toolbar, It will open File Explorer , select library install from the location. That’s it.
Meaning of Sketch in Arduino?
In Arduino each unit of code called as Sketch which is uploaded and run on the Board.
Its possible reduce the size of my sketch?
Yes its possible, by Removing unused libraries from the top of the code and make our code very simple and short, Then only we can reduce the size of the sketch.
How did you control the Arduino using python?
By connecting the serial port of arduino we can control the arduino using python. To connect the serial port we need to import serial module in python.
List some of wearable arduino boards?
1.Lilypad arduino simple
2.Lilypad arduino main board
3.Lilypad arduino usb
4.Lilypad arduino simple snap
How did host the web server using Arduino?
Using the Arduino Ethernet shield we can host the web server in Arduino.
What are the available models in Raspberry pi?
Raspberry Pi 1 model B
Raspberry Pi 1 model A
Raspberry Pi 1 model B+
Raspberry Pi 1model A+
Raspberry Pi Zero
Raspberry Pi 2
Raspberry Pi 3 model B
Raspberry Pi Zero W
Real Time usage of Raspberry pi?
1.Home Automation
2.Internet Radio
3.Portable webserver
4.manipulating the robots
What is default operating system of Raspberry pi, May i use any other operating systems?
Raspbian is the Default operating system os Pi, Yes we can use windows and any linux operating systems mainly designed for Arm based devices.
Is windows support for Raspberry pi?
Yes windows gives support for raspberry, with specially designed windows 10 IOT core.
What is the GPIO?
GPIO – General purpose input/output. Its a programmable pins which may input or output pins, During run time user control these pin programmatically. for more details https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General-purpose_input/output
Which module is used to control the gpio in python?
gpiozero is used to control the gpio pins in Rasperry pi. By using this we can control button, LED, Robot and more things are possible.
Why should i prepare mongodb for IOT compared to other databases?
It’s the document model-based storage database. Hence its faster compared to other databases, rather than that its support more than 20 programming language support for integration.
What are the programming language supported for Mongodb?
Actionscript info,C,C#,C++,Clojure info,ColdFusion info,D info,Dart info,Delphi info,Erlang,Go info,Groovy info,Haskell,Java,JavaScript,Lisp info,Lua info,MatLab info,Perl,PHP,PowerShell info,Prolog info,Python,R info,Ruby,Scala,Smalltalk.
What is mean by aggregation in mongodb?
Its process of datas and return the computed values. for more information: https://docs.mongodb.com/manual/core/map-reduce/
Explain about sharding?
Sharding is Split data into multiple collection and store it in the multiple machines.
Explain about replication?
Replication is the act of sync datas between multiple servers, which makes mongodb as high availability.
Explain how did you store the High-volume file like video or audio files into Arduino?
Using Gridfs is the specification used to storing and retrieving the audio or video file from Mongodb.
Can you write a query to insert the data into Mongodb?
db.yourIOTcollectionname.insert({location:”india”, count:”123″}.;
Here YourIOTcollectionname is the name of your collection.
Explain how did you insert bulk data in Mongodb, can write query for that?
query:
var huge= db.iotCollection.initializeUnorderedBulkOp(.;
huge.insert({location:”India”, count:456, polls:456}.;
huge.insert({location:”Russia:, count:567, polls:567}.;
huge.insert({location:”China”, count:789, polls:789}.;
huge.insert({location:”USA”, count:123, polls:123}.;
huge.execute(.
What is db command ?
db command is mention the currently selected database name in Mongodb;
What are the layers of OSI?
1.Physical layer
2.Data link layer
3.Network layer
4.Transport layer
5.Session layer
6.Presentation layer
7.Applicaton layer
List some Advance IOT projects?
1.Control the robot by Hand gesture (like iron man.
2.Office theft prevention system
3.facial recognition based intruder alert system.
What is the layout GPIO pins?
for layout:https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/usage/gpio/
How many pins are available in Arduino UNO board?
Totally 28 pins are available, for pin names please find at this link https://www.arduino.cc/en/Hacking/PinMapping168
Which Latest model of Raspberry pi now? and its features?
Raspberry pi 3 B+. for its features please refer this link http://socialcompare.com/en/review/raspberry-pi-3-b-plus.
What is the key features of IoT?
The mosts important feature of IoT include artificial intelligence, connectivity,sensors,active engagement and small device use.
Advantages of IOT?
We have many advantages of IOT in many fields and businesses ,Such that very enhanced data collection In proper accurate,Efficient way of customer engagement,Less wastage ,Advanced way of using technology
Disadvantages of IOT?
IOT is also having some disadvantages I.e privacy of data,security of object,Complexity in implementation and flexibility
What is IOT Sensors?
As of now in IOT technology sensor is the very important device ,many kind of sensors are available in industry i.e Temperature , Humidity ,Heart-Beat and also which are contain energy modules,power management ,RF Modules etc
Wearable Devices in IOT?
Wearable electronic devices area unit little devices worn on the top, neck, arms ,torso, and feet.
Head – Helmets, Glasses
Neck – Jewellery,collars
Arm – Watches,Wristbands,rings
Torso- clothing, backpacks
Feet – socks, shoes
What is data collection in IoT?
This software system manages sensing, measurements, light-weight information filtering, light-weight information security, and aggregation of knowledge. It uses bound protocols to assist sensors in connecting with period, machine-to-machine networks. Then it collects information from multiple devices and distributes it in accordance with settings. It additionally works in reverse by distributing information over devices.
How Bluetooth technology supports IoT?
This technology supports the low-power, long -use would like of IoT perform whereas exploiting a customary technology with native support across systems.
How Low energy wireless helps the IoT?
This technology replaces the most power hungry aspect of an IoT systems.Though sensors and other elements can powerr down over long periods, communication links(I.e wireless. must remain in listening mode.Low-energy wireless not solely reduces consumption, but also extends the life of the device through less use.
What is Radio Protocol?
ZIgBee ,1z-wave and Thread are radio protocols for creating low-rte private area networks. These technologies square measure low-power, however supply high turnout in contrast to several similar choices. This will increase the facility of little native device networks while not the everyday prices.
What are common uses of IoT?
IoT has applications across industries and markets. Engineering, business and Infrastructure Government and safety Home and workplace Health and drugs.
What is application of IoT in Environmental Monitoring?
The application of IoT in environmental monitoring are broad: environmental protection , extreme weather monitoring, water safety, endangered species protection, commercial farming and more.In these applications, sensors notice and live each variety of environmental amendment.
What is application of IoT in Transportation?
At each layer of transportation, IoT provides improved communication, control, and knowledge distribution. These applications embrace personal vehicles, industrial vehicles, trains, UAVs, and alternative instrumentation. It extends throughout the complete system of all transportation parts like control, parking, fuel consumption, and more.
What is application of IoT in Government?
IoT supports the event of sensible nations and sensible cities. This includes sweetening of infrastructure antecedently mentioned (e.g., healthcare, energy, transportation, etc.., defense, and conjointly the engineering and maintenance of communities.
What is application of IoT in Law enforcement?
IoT enhances enforcement organizations and observe, and improves the justice system. The technology boosts transparency, distributes vital information, and removes human intervention wherever it proves excess.
IoT aids in making higher solutions to issues by exploitation technology within the place of force; for instance, light-weight in-person investigations of suspicious activities may be replaced with remote observation, logged footage of violations, and electronic ticketing. It conjointly reduces corruption by removing human management and opinion for a few violations.
What is IoT Thingworx?
Thingworx may be a platform for the fast development and readying of sensible, connected devices. Its set of integrated IoT development tools support property, analysis, production, and alternative aspects of IoT development.
Who coined the term internet of Things (IoT) and when?
The term net of Things is sixteen years previous. But the particular plan of connected devices had been around longer, a minimum of since the 70s. Back then, the thought was usually known as “embedded internet” or “pervasive computing”. But the particular term “Internet of Things” was coined by Kevin Sir Frederick Ashton in 1999 throughout his work on Procter&Gamble
What is IoT Cloud?
The Salesforce IoT Cloud may be a platform for storing and process IoT information. It uses the Thunder engine for climbable, period event process. Its assortment of application development elements, called Lightning, powers its applications. It gathers information from devices, websites, applications, customers, and partners to trigger actions for period responses.
What is IoT GE-PREDIX?
GE (General Electric. Predix could be a software system platform for information assortment from industrial instruments. It provides a cloud-based PaaS (platform as a service., that allows industrial-grade analytics for operations optimization and performance management. It connects information, people, and instrumentation in an exceedingly commonplace method.
What is IoT Contiki?
Contiki is AN software system for IoT that specifically targets little IoT devices with restricted memory, power, bandwidth, and process power. It uses a minimalist style whereas still packing the common tools of contemporary operative systems. It provides practicality for management of programs, processes, resources, memory, and communication.
What role does the network play in the Internet of Everything?
must give AN intelligent, manageable, secure infrastructure which will scale to support billions of context-aware devices.
How does the Internet of Everything relate to the Internet of Things?
The “Internet of Everything” builds on the muse of the “Internet of Things” by adding network intelligence that enables convergence, orchestration and visibility across antecedently disparate systems.
Difference between IIoT and IoT?
The Industrial IoT connects vital machines and sensors in high-stakes industries like region and defense, care and energy. These area unit systems within which failure usually ends up in severe or different emergency things. On the opposite hand, IoT systems tend to be consumer-level devices like wearable fitness tools, sensible home thermometers and automatic pet feeders
What is the difference between the Internet of Things (IoT. and the Sensor Business?
Sensors will be employed in scores of other ways, several of that don’t ought to be web connected. IoT additionally includes the management facet, not simply the sensing facet.
Why Internet of Things (IoT. will be successful in the coming years?
As the telecommunication sector is changing into additional intensive and economical, broadband web is wide offered. With technological advancement it’s currently less expensive to provide necessary sensors with integral WiFi capabilities creating connecting devices more cost effective.
What are the important Components of Internet of Things?
- Hardware-Making physical objects responsive and giving them capability to retrieve knowledge and answer directions
- code – facultative the info assortment, storage, processing, manipulating and instructing
- Communication Infrastructure – most significant of all is that the communication infrastructure that consists of protocols and technologies that modify 2 physical objects to exchange knowledge.
What is the internet of Everything?
The Internet of Everything is that the intelligent affiliation of individuals, process, information and things.
What Companies are working on IOT?
At this time, the better question could be United Nations agency isn’t working on an IoT product. Big names like Samsung, LG, Apple, Google and Philips are all working on connected devices, as are many smaller companies and startups. Research cluster Gartner predicts that four.9 billion connected devices are in use this year, and therefore the variety can reach twenty-five billion by 2020.
What impacts will the Internet of Things (IoT. have on Energy Sector?
IoT might impact each production and delivery, as an example through facilitating observance of oil wellheads and pipelines. When IoT parts are embedded into components of the electrical grid, the ensuing infrastructure is usually mentioned because the “smart grid”. This use of IoT allows bigger management by utilities over the flow of electricity and may enhance the potency of grid operations.
What impacts will the Internet of Things (IoT. have on Agriculture Sector?
The IoT may be leveraged by the agriculture trade through exactness agriculture, with the goal of optimizing production and potency whereas reducing prices and environmental impacts. For farming operations, it involves analysis of elaborate, usually time period knowledge on weather, soil and air quality, installation, pesterer populations, crop maturity, and alternative factors like the cost and availability of equipment and labor. Field sensors check soil wetness and beam balance, which might be in addition to location technologies to modify precise irrigation and fertilization.
What is GainSpan’s GS2000 Protocol for Internet of Things (IoT.?
GainSpan’s GS2000 is one such technical school that used each ZigBee and Wi-Fi. It makes optimum use of power by golf shot the device into energy-saving standby mode once no information transmission is going down. Only when device is awaked or checked for affiliation failure the high power consumption affiliation of Wi-Fi is employed.
What is Bluegiga APx4 Protocol for Internet of Things (IoT.?
BLE and Wi-Fi along are often used while not interference as they’re compliable to beingness protocols. The Bluegiga APx4 is one such resolution that supports each BLE and Wi-Fi and is predicated on 450MHz ARM9 processor.
What is Wi-Fi Protocol for Internet of Things (IoT.?
Counted because the most mature wireless radio technology, Wi-Fi is predominant communication technology chosen for IoT applications. Already existing protocols like WPS create the mixing of web of things devices easier with the present network. If we have a tendency to say transmission then Wi-Fi offers the most effective power-per-bit potency. However, power consumption once devices area unit dormant is far higher with standard Wi-Fi styles.
Counted as the most mature wireless radio technology, Wi-Fi is predominant communication technology chosen for IoT applications. Already existing protocols like WPS make the integration of internet of things devices easier with the existing network. If we talk about transmission then Wi-Fi offers the best power-per-bit efficiency. However, power consumption when devices are dormant is much higher with conventional Wi-Fi designs. The solution is provided by protocols like BLE and ZigBee that reduce power consumption by sensors when devices are dormant.
What is ZigBee Protocol for Internet of Things (IoT.?
ZigBee could be a low power overwhelming IEEE 802.15.4(2003. commonplace based mostly specification, ZigBee could be a brain kid of sixteen automation corporations. What makes it novel is that the use of mesh networking that makes utilization of communication resources rather more economical. ZigBee based mostly IoT nodes will connect with central controller creating use of middle nodes for propagating the info.
Is the Internet of Everything a Cisco or IBM architecture or trademark?
No. the web of Everything doesn’t describe a selected design and isn’t exclusively in hand by Cisco or IBM or the other company.
What are the IoT Softwares?
This are the softwares are avaialable in IOT Microsoft AZure, Blockchain, windows IoT, All Joyn, Node-RED,Predix,Bluemix.
Is Mobile phone IoT device?
A mobile phone, especially a smart phone is not a thing of the IoT. Smartphones are regular computing device. Ordinary objects that embed such sensors and have bare minimum ability to convey the status are the things of the IoT.
What is EIS IoT in TCS?
EIS stands for engineering and industrial service. IoT is a global thing. It stands for net of things or normally cloud primarily based IT solutions once it involves TCS.
Does Intel provide IoT Platform?
The intel IoT platform is an finish to finish reference model and family of product from intel. That works with third party solutions to provide a foundation for seamlessly and securely connecting device,delivering trusted data to the cloud, and delivering value through analytics.
What is IoT in TCS?
TCS is collabaration with intel to develop a portfolio of IoT solutions such as smart cities, smart infrastructure, connected assets and Telematics. The intel IoT platform is an end-to-end reference model designed to unify and modify property and security for the IoT.
What is application of IoT in Healthcare?
Current devices are rapidly improving in precision, power, and availability; however, they still offer less of these qualities than an IoT system integrating the right system effectively. IoT unlocks the potential of existing technology, and leads U.S.A. toward new and higher medical device solutions.
What does NOT represent? What is IOT?
The full frame for IOT is “Web of Things”.
The Internet of things is only a system of different physical instruments or gadgets and other implanted things which with hardware, programming, actuators over system network. Utilizing this system availability, a free stream of data can be gathered and in the meantime, it can trade the information.
What are the critical parts that exist in the Internet of Things?
The critical parts that exist in the Internet of Things are as per the following:
- 1.Hardware
- 2.Software
- Verbal trade framework
How will the Internet of Things affect the manageability of the business and will it have any effect on the earth?
Indeed, with the assistance of the Internet of Things will positively affect the current procedures and the execution. For instance, with the assistance of the Internet of Things, the road light frameworks can be overseen path superior to anything what we are experiencing now. Utilizing a mechanization procedure, the road lighting framework can be better overseen and a great deal of power can be spared and a ton of intensity could be utilized somewhere else where it is truly required. Likewise, with powerful administration, the quantity of carbon discharges could likewise be decreased to an extreme dimension in light of the fact that the road light framework is successfully and effectively overseen. So therefore, having a beneficial outcome on the procedure itself and furthermore goodly affects the earth.
Explain what is the job does the system play in the Internet of Everything?
Indeed, the system itself assumes a critical job in the expression of the Internet of Things, it is a driving variable for bringing all the diverse frameworks together which work connected at the hip and demonstrate to us a superior future or improvement in each procedure.
It gives a keen, sensible and secure foundation for better execution.
Explain what is the Internet of everything?
The web of everything is only a savvy method for individuals association, process association and information trade.
What kind of data does Internet of Things objects convey?
To be completely forthright, everything relies upon the kind of the items that are utilized inside the procedure. For instance An article with a solitary sensor, similar to a keen thermometer. With this gadget, the room temperature can be estimated and the data is sent crosswise over to the remote climate observing focus. Then again, let us think about a remote medicinal gadget, it is fit for taking various qualities or information like body temperature, circulatory strain, beat, and some other factors are shared between the restorative specialist co-op by means of a PC or a cell phone. So essentially, it relies upon the kind of the gadget or the item is really utilized in the system.
Why will the Internet of Things be effective in the coming years?
All things considered; the web of things will be a colossal hit in the coming years due to the accessibility of broadband web. In the event that you have seen over the most recent couple of years the broadband web is really got less expensive contrasted with the past and the accessibility has likewise come to neighborhood conditions. Likewise, the equipment frameworks and the assembling of the sensors have additionally gone down a ton contrasted with the most recent couple of years. As the web is the greatest factor that assumes a positive job for the Internet of things achievement, with the blend of the correct equipment and the web it will be a huge achievement and this is the reason I figure the Internet of things will be gigantic in next couple of years.
What is the effect of the Internet of Things have on Healthcare segment?
To be completely forthright, with you there will be huge development when the Internet of Things administrations are executed in the medicinal services segment. The as a matter of first importance and the most serious issue is giving quality human services administration to each individual has been a noteworthy test for every one of the nations. With the assistance of the Internet of Things, a great deal of brilliant gadgets and hardware have been intended to take into account this issue. The methodology of Telemedicine and Telehealth is one of the greatest accomplishment in this cutting edge period. This is happened on account of the solid system channel coordinated with a wide assortment of brilliant apparatuses which are used in everyday human services assessment of a person. Starting at now, we have seen organizations developing in this space where they are endeavoring to give specialist interview for all intents and purposes when they require it during the evening or in a crisis level.
It has a great deal of positive effect as far as the administration given by the organizations and in next couple of years the specialist and patient communication will totally rethink and it will understand a ton of current day challenges. Some of them can be:
- 1.Booking arrangements in a standard timetable
- 2.Traveling to the healing facility with the patient
- Cooperating with 10 distinct individuals about the sickness and after that at last go see a specialist and so forth
What might be the effect of the Internet of Things hands on market, do you see any conceivable activity cuts?
All things considered, to be exceptionally obtuse about this, we will confront work cuts where the machines will assume control over a portion of the employments which require constancy and precision. However, on the more splendid side, the people get the chance to learn new abilities to command the machines and make their own space. This has been the law of nature we have something today to lessen the weight and in the following couple of months or days, we have another issue to manage. So, I see this in an idealistic way managing our everyday issues
What is the best M2M application that is accessible on the planet?
The abbreviation M2M application represents Machine to Machine applications.
- Resource following: This procedure has been enormously changed the manner in which how we track an individual item ideal from the creation to convey. With the assistance of Internet of Things instruments and procedures, a great deal has been given to the web-based business associations. Utilizing these apparatuses and process, online business associations have used another methodology of advising their clients about their item whereabouts and the majority of this is going on effortlessly contrasted with the standard procedure that is actualized starting at now.
- Protection Telematics: Insurance organizations have possessed the capacity to tailor a variety of perspectives into thought while giving out any superior statements to their clients. In this way thinking about all the distinctive contributions to the application, the client will have the capacity to characterize a perfect measure of premium keeping all his past information into thought. Along these lines has upset the manner in which insurance agencies have been working up until this point.
What are the distinctive parts where the Internet of Things can really enhance the present procedures?
The Internet of Things process can be connected to any handle where profitability, precision or process improvement is required. With the assistance of the innovation and the keen equipment, this can be executed in a small amount of the current working expense.
Web of things can be connected or as of now began applying their advantages to the accompanying classes and ideally, we will see more later on:
- Agriculture
- Manufacturing
- Healthcare
- Energy
- Transportation
- Security
- Data improvement
Related Article: Future of Internet of Things
What is the distinction among IIOT and IOT?
The abbreviation IIOT means “Mechanical Internet of Things”. This is altogether different when contrasted with the Internet of things application. With regards to Industrial Internet of Things, they utilize substantial or basic machines something like the equipment utilized in aviation and in barrier where these gadgets are associated over a system and any disappointment of these gadgets will cause a perilous circumstance. All things considered, with regards to the web of things it is simply done at a little scale level where there is no compelling reason to stress over hazardous circumstances since it is more cooked towards the procedure execution and upgrade.
When you state Internet of Things, I’m not catching your meaning by the “thing”?
In the Internet of Things execution world, “Thing” has an increasingly significant methodology since it contemplates of a thought. For instance A”thing” can be a delivery holder which has a RFID tag related with it and it is dispatched starting with one area then onto the next where it gives out the present data at whatever point the RFID label goes through a RFID peruser.
Another model is a microchip incorporated into your cell phone or a wellness band which ceaselessly screens your physical developments and after that push the data to the focal storehouse over the web.
List out every one of the effects of the Internet of Things will be knowledgeable about the Transportation business?
Indeed, these days the vast majority of the vehicles are really outfitted with GPS (Global Positioning System. and ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance System. where all the data is caught from the vehicle and after that dissected as needs be and choices are taken. For instance, the use of crisis break dependent on the sensor information, capacity to give assistance to the client while leaving the vehicle and helping him amid this procedure. The majority of this application have rolled out an immaculate improvement as far as how the web of things can encourage an individual and furthermore the organizations to do innovative work to upgrade their remarkable contributions to the clients to pull in to their organizations.
What are the vital components of the Internet of Everything, (IOE.?
The vital components of the Internet of Everything are only individuals and the diverse keen gadgets that are appearing. The general population will proceed with their procedure of getting associated with all the shrewd gadgets as they are doing well now and be in contact with all the web-based social networking stages like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and so forth. As on when the Internet of Everything approaches the communications with the general population through the web will increment and in the long run be a solitary hub of the data transmitting from each person to the gathering point. In not-so-distant future, we can expect people doing this by wearing sensors on their skin and furthermore the use of the sensor in the coat will be pervasive.
The majority of this data will be transmitted from an individual and this one will be a solitary hub where the data is streaming to a focal unit where every one of the information is reaped and used for further research and study.
What are the effects that can be seen in executing web of Things on Agriculture segment?
They are distinctive components that leave a positive effect on actualizing Internet of Things on Agriculture area.
- With regards to the farming division, it is tied in with being exact and clear about what should be done at the perfect time. This can be automatized utilizing the Internet of things where profitability, exactness, increment in effectiveness and lessening the general expenses related.
- For cultivating, it is about explanatory information. For instance: To yield a superior outcome it is vital for the rancher to comprehend the dirt quality, air quality, water accessibility, climate related data, bug control and so forth. The majority of this data can be assembled by utilizing the Internet of Things applications.
Along these lines understanding distinctive parts of the cultivating, it is certainly advantageous for the agriculturist to look for this kind of assistance.
What are the dangers and difficulties that we ought to know about with regards to the Internet of Everything?
The dangers and difficulties that everybody ought to know about with regards to the Internet of Everything are:
- Security
- Security
- System blockage
- Power utilization at the pinnacles
What is Bluegiga APX4 convention for the Internet of Things (IOT.?
The Bluegiga APX4 is an awesome arrangement which really bolsters both the BLE stage and WiFI and it depends on 450MHz ARM9 processor.
Explain why vitality utilization will be an issue when the Internet of Things is actualized?
Indeed, the usage of Internet of Things can really profit the created nations without numerous difficulties. On the off chance that the Internet of Things is really actualized in an immature nation or creating nation then it needs to confront a portion of the commonsense issues. For instance, a creating nation may need in giving quality power supply to its populace as of right now on the off chance that the associations are executing Internet of things, it will be a major calamity. Since Internet of Things will take a great deal of vitality utilization and if that is the situation the arrangement given won’t fill in as productively as could be expected under the circumstances.
Can you rattle off the organizations that are dealing with Internet of Things?
Now of time, the appropriate response is who isn’t taking a shot at Internet of Things. To the self evident reality, the majority of the organizations are really taking the advantages of this procedure and making enhancements to a specific dimension where their general execution has come to certain ideal dimension.
Will the accessibility of High-speed web be a noteworthy downside in the Internet of Things advancement and usage?
Indeed, the accessibility of High-speed web will be a noteworthy downside in the Internet of Things improvement and execution since it is one of the significant prerequisite for the Internet of things to work proficiently and viably.
What are the impacts of the Internet of Things will have on the human life?
The beneficial outcomes of the Internet of Things are as of now occurring and it will amazingly increment in approaching years.
- It is utilized by they way we apply breaks
- It is utilized by they way we can leave our vehicles
- It is utilized in the stopping opening machines and at the toll doors
- Profitability has expanded in view of mechanizing the assembling procedure
- Process-arranged have been totally made programmed where ingenuity is given most noteworthy need.
Why is Zigbee convention so imperative for the Internet of Things execution?
The Zigbee convention is vital on the grounds that it is known for its low power utilization, it kept up IEEE 802.15.4(2003. principles while use.
What does WSN represent in Internet of Things idea?
The abbreviation WSN represents Wireless Sensor Network. It is viewed as the establishment of the Internet of Things applications.
Give me an ongoing case of the Internet of Things application?
Outstanding amongst other instances of the Internet of Things application is as per the following:
You can be conscious with the assistance of predefined alert setup, however with the assistance of Internet of Things application, you let your brewer realize that you are wakeful and it can begin setting up a some espresso for you. In the event that the innovation can enable you to make your mornings awesome it can do whatever else.
Does Internet of Everything talk about CISCO based or IBM based engineering?
All things considered, Internet of Everything doesn’t portray any data on explicit engineering and it isn’t exclusively claimed by Cisco and IBM
Do you think, the Internet of Things is helpful in regular day to day existence?
Indeed, Internet of Things to make life less demanding and gives a chance to accomplish something different instead of adhering up to the everyday practice.
What do you figure the Internet of Things can totally supplant the human personality and take its very own choices?
No, I totally can’t help contradicting this inscription. Web of Things can’t totally supplant the human personality with regards to choices, the manner in which it is assembled is to give us the likelihood of something on factual information and give an alternative to the individual so progressively precise choices can be taken yet not to a degree where the human personality is supplanted with the robots
What is the Current Federal Regulatory Role of USA Government relevant to Internet of Things (IoT.?
There is no single government office that has generally duty regarding the IoT, similarly as there is nobody office with by and large obligation regarding the internet. Government office may discover the IoT valuable in helping them satisfy their missions through an assortment of utilizations, for example, those talked about in this report and somewhere else. Every organization is capable under different laws and directions for the working and security of its own IoT, albeit a few advances, for example, rambles, may likewise fall under a few parts of the purview of different offices.
Different organizations have administrative, division explicit, and other mission-related obligations that include parts of IoT. For instance, elements that utilization remote correspondences for their IoT gadgets will be liable to distribution rules for the bits of the electromagnetic range that they use.
1. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC. dispenses and allots range for nonfederal substances.
2. In the Department of Commerce, the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA. satisfies that work for government substances, and the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST. makes benchmarks, grows new advancements, and gives best practices to the Internet and Internet-empowered gadgets.
3. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC. controls and upholds buyer assurance strategies, including for protection and security of shopper IoT gadgets.
4. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS. is in charge of organizing security for the 16 basic foundation areas. A significant number of those parts utilize modern control frameworks (ICS., which are regularly associated with the Internet, and the DHS National Cybersecurity and Communications Integration Center (NCCIC. has an ICS Cyber Emergency Response Team (ICS-CERT. to help basic foundation elements address ICS cybersecurity issues.
5. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA. additionally has duties as for the cybersecurity of Internet-associated therapeutic gadgets.
6. The Department of Justice (DOJ. addresses law-implementation parts of IoT, including cyberattacks, unlawful exfiltration of information from gadgets or potentially systems, and examination and indictment of other PC and licensed innovation wrongdoings.
7. Significant exercises at the Department of Energy (DOE. incorporate those related with growing elite and green structures, and other vitality related projects, including those identified with shrewd electrical networks.
8. The Department of Transportation (DOT. has set up an Intelligent Transportation Systems Joint Program Office (ITS JPO. to facilitate different projects and exercises all through DOT identifying with the improvement and arrangement of associated vehicles and frameworks, including all methods of surface transportation. Speck mode-explicit organizations additionally participate in ITS exercises. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA. is engaged with direction and different exercises identifying with unmanned elevated vehicles (UAVs. and business frameworks (UAS..
9. The Department of Defense was a pioneer in the improvement of a significant part of the central innovation for the IoT. The greater part of its IoT arrangement has identified with its battle mission, both straightforwardly and for strategic and other help.
Notwithstanding the exercises depicted over, a few offices are occupied with innovative work (R&D. identified with the IoT:-
Like NIST, the National Science Foundation (NSF. takes part in digital physical frameworks look into and different exercises that cut crosswise over different IoT applications.
Different organizations associated with such R&D incorporate the Food and Drug Administration (FDA., the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA., the National Institutes of Health (NIH., the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA., and a few DOD offices.
The White House has likewise reported a brilliant urban communities activity concentrating on the advancement of an examination framework, exhibition ventures, and other R&D exercises.
What organizations are chipping away at Internet of Things (IoT.?
At this point, the simpler inquiry may be who isn?t chipping away at an IoT item. Enormous names like Samsung, LG, Apple, Google, Lowes and Philips are for the most part chipping away at associated gadgets, as are numerous littler organizations and new companies. Research bunch Gartner predicts that 4.9 billion associated gadgets will be being used for the current year, and the number will achieve 25 billion by 2020.
How Does the Internet of Things (IoT. Work?
The IoT isn’t separate from the Internet, yet rather, a conceivably enormous augmentation and development of it. The ?things? that shape the premise of the IoT are objects. They could be for all intents and purposes anything? streetlights, indoor regulators, electric meters, wellness trackers, industrial facility hardware, autos, unmanned flying machine frameworks (UASs or rambles., or even cows or sheep in a field. What makes an article some portion of the IoT is inserted or joined PC chips or comparable segments that give the item both a remarkable identifier and Internet availability. Articles with such parts are frequently called “smart”? Such as shrewd meters and keen vehicles.
Web network enables a savvy item to speak with PCs and with other keen articles. Associations of keen articles to the Internet can be wired, for example, through Ethernet links, or remote, for example, by means of a Wi-Fi or cell organize.
To empower exact interchanges, each IoT object must be interestingly recognizable. That is cultivated through an Internet Protocol (IP. address, a number appointed to every Internet-associated gadget, regardless of whether a personal computer, a cell phone, a printer, or an IoT object. Those IP addresses guarantee that the gadget or item sending or accepting data is accurately distinguished.
What effects will the Internet of Things (IoT) have on Energy Sector?
Within the vitality part, the IoT may affect both generation and conveyance, for instance through encouraging the observing of oil wellheads and pipelines. At the point when IoT segments are implanted into parts of the electrical lattice, the subsequent framework is generally alluded to as the “brilliant network”. This utilization of IoT empowers more noteworthy control by utilities over the stream of power and can improve the proficiency of lattice activities. It can likewise facilitate the mix of microgenerators into the framework.
Savvy lattice innovation can likewise furnish buyers with more noteworthy learning and control of their vitality use using shrewd meters in the home or office. The association of brilliant meters to a building’s HVAC, lighting, and different frameworks can result in “keen structures” that coordinate the activity of those frameworks. Keen structures use sensors and other information to naturally modify room temperatures, lighting, and in general vitality use, bringing about more noteworthy proficiency and lower vitality cost. Data from nearby structures might be additionally coordinated to give extra efficiencies in an area or bigger division in a city.
For what reason is the Internet of Everything vital?
The Internet of Everything unites individuals, process, information and things to make arranged associations more applicable and significant than any time in recent memory – transforming data into activities that make new abilities, more extravagant encounters and uncommon financial open door for organizations, people and nations.
What effects will the Internet of Things (IoT) have on the Agriculture Sector?
The IoT can be utilized by the horticulture business through accuracy agribusiness, with the objective of enhancing generation and productivity while decreasing expenses and ecological effects. For cultivating tasks, it includes examination of point by point, regularly constant information on climate, soil and air quality, water supply, bother populaces, edit development, and different factors, for example, the expense and accessibility of gear and work. Field sensors test soil dampness and synthetic parity, which can be combined with area advancements to empower exact water system and treatment. Automatons and satellites can be utilized to take point by point pictures of fields, giving agriculturists data about harvest yield, supplement lacks, and weed areas.
For farming and creature tasks, radio recurrence distinguishing proof (RFID. chips and electronic ID perusers (EID. help screen creature developments, sustaining examples, and rearing capacities, while keeping up nitty gritty records on individual creatures.
Can all IoT gadgets converse with one another? What is the Standard for Communication between these gadgets?
With such huge numbers of organizations taking a shot at various items, advancements and stages, making every one of these gadgets speak with one another is no little accomplishment? consistent by and large similarity likely won’t occur.
A few gatherings are attempting to make an open standard that would permit interoperability among the different items. Among them are the AllSeen Alliance, whose individuals incorporate QUALCOMM, LG, Microsoft, Panasonic and Sony; and the Open Interconnect Consortium, which has the help of Intel, Cisco, GE, Samsung, and HP.
While their ultimate objective is the equivalent, there are a few contrasts to survive. For instance, the OIC says the AllSeen Alliance doesn’t do what’s necessary in the regions of security and licensed innovation insurance. The AllSeen Alliance says that these issues have not been an issue for its in excess of 110 individuals.
It’s not clear how the gauges fight will play out, however many trust we’ll finish up with three to four uniue measures as opposed to a solitary victor (think iOS and Android..
Meanwhile, one-way shoppers can get around the issue is by getting a center that bolsters different remote advancements, for example, the one offered by SmartThings.
Should the customers be worried about security and protection issues considering the measure of information Internet of Things (IoT) gathers?
The different measures of information gathered by savvy home gadgets, associated vehicles and wearables have numerous individuals stressed over the potential danger of individual information getting into the wrong hands. The expanded number of passages likewise represents a security hazard.
The Federal Trade Commission has communicated concerns and has suggested that organizations play it safe so as to secure their clients. The FTC, be that as it may, doesn’t have the expert to authorize directions on IoT gadgets, so it is misty what number of organizations will regard its recommendation.
For instance, Apple necessitates that organizations creating items for its HomeKit stage incorporate start to finish encryption and verification and security arrangement. The organization additionally said it doesn’t gather any client information identified with HomeKit embellishments.
What is implied by a Smart City, with regards to Internet Of Things (IoT.?
As with IoT and other prevalent innovation terms, there is no settled agreement definition or set of criteria for portraying what a shrewd city is. Explicit portrayals fluctuate broadly, however when all is said in done, they include the utilization of IoT and related innovations to enhance vitality, transportation, administration, and other metropolitan administrations for determined objectives, for example, supportability or enhanced personal satisfaction.
The related innovations incorporate: –
- Online networking, (for example, Facebook and Twitter.,
- Portable registering, (for example, cell phones and wearable gadgets.,
- Information Analytics (enormous information? the handling and utilization of substantial informational indexes; and open information? databases that are openly available., and
- Distributed computing (the conveyance of registering administrations from a remote area, comparable to the way utilities, for example, power are given..
Together, these are now and again called SMAC.
What is GainSpan’s GS2000 Protocol for the Internet of Things (IoT)?
GainSpan’s GS2000 is one such tech which utilized both ZigBee and Wi-Fi. It makes ideal utilization of intensity by putting the gadget into vitality sparing reserve mode when no information transmission is occurring. Just when the gadget is awaked or checked for association disappointment the powerful utilization association of Wi-Fi is utilized.
What dangers and difficulties ought to be considered in the Internet of Everything?
Some vital contemplations in the Internet of Everything incorporate protection, security, vitality utilization and system blockage.
How Lack of Uniform Technical Standards may influence the Development and Implementation of the Internet of Things (IoT)?
Currently, there is no single generally perceived arrangement of specialized principles for the IoT, particularly as for correspondences, or even a usually acknowledged definition among the different associations that have created IoT benchmarks or related records.
Numerous eyewitnesses concur that a typical arrangement of models will be fundamental for interoperability and versatility of gadgets and frameworks. Be that as it may, others have communicated negativity that an all-inclusive standard is doable or even alluring, given the assorted variety of items that the IoT conceivably includes. A few unique arrangements of true guidelines have been being developed, and a few onlookers don’t anticipate that formal measures should show up before 2017. Regardless of whether clashes between guidelines will influence development of the area as it improved the situation some different innovations isn’t clear.
What is the contrast between the Internet of Things (IoT) and Machine to Machine (M2M)?
Generally, M2M could be viewed as a subset of IoT. M2M resembles a line interfacing 2 points, and IoT resembles a system, a framework made out of heaps of M2M and activating bunches of collaborations/exercises.
Giving a straightforward definition to M2M which is exchanging information starting with one machine then onto the next one. It’s been utilized wherever in our everyday life. For instance, entrance security. Much the same as utilizing your worker card to open an entryway. At the point when the security locator gets the ID from the worker card and after that open the entryway once the ID is endorsed. This is M2M.
For this situation, what IoT can offer? As referenced, IoT is a system, is a framework made out of bunches of M2M and calculations. At the point when the framework realizes you are the individual entering the workplace, it can turn on the light and the forced air system of your segment, even it can modify the most agreeable light dimension and temperature that you like the most every once in a while, in the wake of taking in your conduct for a timeframe. The framework can get every one of the information from every one of the sensors and machines to know, for instance, who and when enters the workplace, how much power you have devoured, what the earth makes you feel best, and different applications.
IoT will make the offices and things more astute and make individuals’ life progressively advantageous. Machine to machine, as well as human to machine, machine to human, etc.
How Energy Consumption may influence the Development and Implementation of the Internet of Things (IoT)?
Energy utilization can likewise be an issue. IoT objects require vitality for detecting, preparing, and imparting data. In the event that objects disengaged from the electric lattice must depend on batteries, substitution can be an issue, regardless of whether vitality utilization is exceptionally productive. That is particularly the situation for applications utilizing substantial quantities of items or positions that are hard to get to. Along these lines, elective methodologies, for example, vitality collecting, regardless of whether from sun based or different sources, are being created.
Who instituted the term Internet of Things (IoT) and when?
The term Internet of Things is 16 years of age. In any case, the real thought of associated gadgets had been around longer, at any rate since the 70s. In those days, the thought was regularly called “implanted web” or “inescapable registering”. Be that as it may, the genuine term “Web of Things” was instituted by Kevin Ashton in 1999 amid his work at Procter&Gamble. Ashton who was working in store network advancement, needed to draw in senior management’s regard for another energizing innovation called RFID. Since the web was the most smoking new pattern in 1999 and in light of the fact that it by one way or another seemed well and good, he called his introduction “Web of Things”.
Despite the fact that Kevin snatched the enthusiasm of some P&G officials, the term Internet of Things did not get across the board consideration for the following 10 years.
How High-Speed Internet may influence the Development and Implementation of the Internet of Things (IoT)?
Use and development of the IoT can likewise be constrained by the accessibility of access to rapid Internet and propelled broadcast communications administrations, normally known as broadband, on which it depends. While numerous urban and rural regions approach, that isn’t the situation for some country regions, for which private-area suppliers may not discover foundation of the required framework productive, and government projects might be restricted.
What effects will the Internet of Things (IoT) have on Manufacturing Sector?
Integration of IoT advancements into assembling and inventory network coordinations is anticipated to transformatively affect the division. The greatest effect might be acknowledged in streamlining of activities, making producing forms increasingly proficient. Efficiencies can be accomplished by associating parts of industrial facilities to upgrade creation, yet additionally by interfacing segments of stock and dispatching for production network improvement.
Another application is prescient support, which utilizes sensors to screen apparatus and production line foundation for harm. Coming about information can empower support groups to supplant parts before conceivably hazardous as well as exorbitant breakdowns happen.
Is the Internet of Everything a Cisco or IBM engineering or trademark?
No. The Internet of Everything does not depict an explicit design and isn’t exclusively claimed by Cisco or IBM or some other organization.
What impact will the Internet of Things (IoT) have on our day by day lives?
It as of now is having an effect. An ongoing report from Gartner says there will be 4.9bn associated things in 2015, ascending to 25bn by 2020. What are these things, however?
“Let us not concentrate on ice chests,” says Will Franks, who sold Ubiuisys to Cisco for ?204m in 2013. Franks, who has uite recently helped set up the Wireless IoT Forum, records various shopper contact focuses. “Monitoring assets where insurance agencies could decrease premiums,” he says. “Home control gadgets, support checks for autos and white merchandise, human services, etc.”
He doesn?t notice robots or Facebook. Robots will be associated too in a keen home of things to come, in any event as indicated by the GSMA. Also, Facebook? As indicated by The Register, it?s intending to dispatch programming advancement packs (SDKs. for IoT applications and gadgets. Warming control through frameworks, for example, Nest and Hive are only the begin, it appears.
What is contrast between Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) and Internet of Things (IoT) arrange sensor?
About WSN:
Remote sensor organize is the establishment of IoT applications. WSN is the system of bits, framed to watch, to consider or to screen physical parameters of wanted application.
For instance – Motes sent in Agriculture arrive, screen Temp-Humidity or even soil dampness, who accumulates information and with impeccable information examination deliver results about product yields – quality or amount.
About IoT:
IoT is the system of physical articles controlled and observed over web. Presently similarly as WSN, in IoT application you will experience the observing of physical parameters. However, wanted results are minimal unique. IoT is progressively about M2M, it is increasingly about bringing astuteness into every day objects.
For instance – Device snared to your Thermostat screens encompassing temperature and change it to most favored setting for
What do you mean by industry 4.0 ?
The nest stage of industrial revolution, which mainly focused on simplifying complex process using
electronic components and providing them the ability to learn and take data based decisions without any human interventions.
Explain the term IoT and how it will be useful for human race.
Internet of things is the about communication of two electronic devices without any human interventions. The data collected by the IOT devices will be helpful for human race to take informed decisions rather than taking decisions based on experience and gut feel.
Name some IoT solutions which you know
- Access control using automatic number plate recognition system
- Real estate space management using RFID beacons
What is Data and how it is relevant to IoT
The information collected by the installed IOT devices at the premises are called as DATA.
Does the data provided by IoT devices can be used to take decisions directly?
It depends on the business use cases and what devices has been installed at the site. Mostly the data collected by the sensors are of uncleaned data which cannot be used for taking informed decisions, Hence the role of Data and Business analyst comes into picture.
Name any IOT controllers
Ardino, Simenes IOT 2020 are few IOT controllers widely used by the industries
What is Big Data and How it is related to IOT?
Big Data are the huge instructed datasets which needs to be analysed inorder to convert it to structed datatypes inorder to make any sense from those data. IOT devices will bear the whole sole responsibility to generate those data, It is estimated that in 2020 around billions of IOT devices will be installed and used by humans.
What do you mean by smart cities and the role of IOT in it?
Smart city is a initiation taken by various govenrments across the world to equip their city/town with smart solutions such as smart cameras, access control, medical IOT devices and etc so that the services to the general public can be monitored and enhanced in a futuristic way.
Why we really need IOT?
We lived in era where organizations/people used to take decisions based on the experience gathered from the downfalls/upsides. Such decisions are always coming with a huge risk of failure. The challenges those people where facing is a way to record and transmit the data whenever and wherever required.
In order to answer such complex problem industries used the availability of sensors and robots to collect the data and communicate each other. IOT can be a hard process to implement but it will be helpful you in every stage to take better decision based on facts not on experience.
Industries which are using IOT currently
IOT is not limited to any particular industries but I do like to comment the wave was first started to being in Manufacturing industries such as Car manufacturing where most of the industrial operations were automated and the coordination between the machines were able to archive once IOT concepts were implemented.
Any live business case about IOT
Health Bands – Which will be a best use of IOT devices the communication between your mobile phone and the health band will happen automatically.
IOT in India
I would like to comment the reach of IOT in india is way slow in India when compared to other developed nations like America and China. But still it is estimated to increase due to the raise of industrial awareness and government initiations.
What is the role of Data Analyst in IOT industry?
Data Analyst are the one who is equipped with necessary skill set to analyse the data obtained and bring sense to it.
Where as business analyst is the person who need to take appropriate business decision with the data processed.
What is visualization and why is important
Okay I got the data from the IOT devices and been processed by data analyst,How could anyone make a decision by looking into a list of uber trips happened in bangalore for a year. The data will be huge and complex to understand, where our visualization comes in to picture, which helps you understand any complex data sets by converting those numbers into understandable graphs and charts Excel, Power BI are few tools which are widely used in the industry.
Machine Leaning
ML, the word defines its meaning, It’s an ability given to a machine by means of training using predefined datasets and providing the ability to learn from datasets and forecast the solution for a problem. Cocktail party algorithm, E commerce Recommendations systems are few examples of ML.
What is use of startup code in microprocessor?
In startup code only the size of stack memory, heap memory are allocated and all global variables are initialized with zero.
What is boot loader types?
Boot loaders are two types.
- ISP boot loaders
- IAP boot loaders.
What is different between floating CPU and fixed-point CPU?
Floating CPU its takes floating values directly but fixed CPU convert to int format so some resolution loss also will occur.
What is crystal oscillator?
Crystal oscillator is heartbeat for microprocessor. Each single pulse one instruction will execute.
What is the use of scheduler in RTOS?
Scheduler used to task switching between two tasks.
What is different between RTOS and GPOS?
RTOS give equal response for each task. But GPOS when one task completed then only will switch task.
Different types are of CAN Frame?
- DATA FRAME
- REUEST FRAME
- ERROR FRAME
- OVERLOAD FRAME
When autobus off will happen in CAN?
When the error message reach more than 255 the autobus off will occur.
What is the use of mutual execution in RTOS?
Same priory task run same times means the output will mismatch. So this time we use one semaphore key to wait one to complete after other task will run.
what is different between CAN and CAN FD?
Compare the CAN to CAN FD.CAN FD will transmit 64 byte data. CAN only transmit 8 bit data.
What is the max ram size of 32 bit processor?
4GB.
What is TCB in rtos?
Task control block will allocate stack memory for each task function.
If two task use same function means what will happen?
It will create two times function memory for two task.
If you are buying ADC in market what kind of things will check?
Depends of requirement resolution need to check. (12 bit or 16 bit. Communication protocol need to check.
which of the following are IoT Plaftorms
a. AWS IoT
b. Microsoft Azure IoT
c. PTC ThingWorx
d. All of the above
Answer: d. All of the above
Which if the following is Light weight protocol used of IoT Applications
a. MTT
b. HTTP
c. WebSocket
d. All of the above
Answer: a. MTT
Raspbian OS used in RaspberryPi is based on which of the following OS
a.RTOS
b. Windows
c. Debian Linux
d. None of there above
Answer: c. Debian Linux
Which of these following wireless technology provide Mesh Network architecture in easiest way
a. Bluetooth
b. ZigBee
c. Wi-Fi
d. None of the above
Answer: b. ZigBee
ZigBee is based on with of the following standard
a. IEEE 802.15.4
b. IEEE 802.5
c. IEEE 802.4.13
d. Both a and b
Answer: a. IEEE 802.15.4
Which of these following protocol is based on REST architecture
a. HTTP
b. CoAP
c. Both a and b
d. MTT
Answer: c. Both a and b
Which of these following protocol is based on Publish – Subscribe architecture
a. HTTP
b. CoAP
c. HTTPS
d. MTT
Answer: d. MTT
Which of these following Hardware can be alone used as IoT Gateway
a. RaspberriPI
b. NodeMCU ESP8266
c. Arduino UNO
d. Both a and b
e. Both b and c
Answer: d. Both a and b
Which of there following in LPWAN technologies
a. LoRa
b. GSM
c. CDMA
e. LTE
Answer: a. LoRa
Which of there following database is recommended for unstructured data for IoT application
a. Microsoft SL
b. Postgres SL
c. Mongo DB
d. None of the above
Answer: c. Mongo DB
Viforia Studio a product of PTC is used for which of these following IoT Application area
a. IoT Architecture
b. Big data Analytics
c. Machnie Learning (ML.
d. Augmende reality-Virtual reality (AR/VR.
Answer: b. Big data Analytics
device authentication in Azure provided by which of these following way
a. Symetric key (SAS Tocken.
b. X509
c. TPM
d. All of ther above
Answer: d. All of ther above
IPv4 is ______ bit address
a. 24
b. 32
c. 64
d. 128
Answer: b. 32
acronyms of 6LoWPAN
a. IPv6 over Low power wireless personal area network
b. IPv4 over Low power wireless private area network
c. IPv6 over Low energy wire personal area network
b. IPv4 over LongRange wireless private area network
Answer: a. IPv6 over Low power wireless personal area network
Advantage of MTT over HTTP is
a. More secure
b. Lightweight
c. Polling is not reured
d. a and b
e. b and d
Answer: d. a and b
Which of the following service of AWS is used for edge computing
a. dynamoDB
b. Lambda
c . GreenGrass
d. both a nd b
Answer: c . GreenGrass
Which of the following service of Microsoft used for Front end/ UI development
a. Azure Function
b. CosmosDB
c. PowerPI
d. Azure VM
Answer: c. PowerPI
Which of the following service of AWS province Virtual machines
a. GreenGrass
b. EC2
c. API
d. None of the above
Answer: b. EC2
DHT11 sensor is used to sense which of these following parameters
Temperature
b. Pressure
c. Humidity
d. Both a and b
e. Both a and c
f. all of the above
Answer: e. Both a and c
which of protocol provide Full-Duplex communication
- a. WebSocket
- b. HTTP
- c. MTT
- d. CoAP
What is the Internet of Things (IoT.?
Internet of Things (IoT. is a network of physical objects or people called “things” that are embedded with software, electronics, network, and sensors that allow these objects to collect and exchange data. The goal of IoT is to extend to internet connectivity from standard devices like computer, mobile, tablet to relatively dumb devices like a toaster.
Explain Raspberry Pi
Raspberry Pi is a computer which is capable of doing all the operations like a conventional computer. It has other features such as onboard WiFi, GPIO pins, and Bluetooth in order to communicate with external things.
How to run Raspberry pi in headless mode?
Raspberry pi in headless mode can be run by using SSH. The latest operating system has an inbuilt VNC server that is installed for taking remote desktop on Raspberry Pi.
What are the fundamental components of IoT?
The four fundamental components of an IoT system are:
- Sensors/Devices: Sensors or devices are a key component that helps you to collect live data from the surrounding environment. All this data may have various levels of complexities. It could be a simple temperature monitoring sensor, or it may be in the form of the video feed.
- Connectivity: All the collected data is sent to a cloud infrastructure. The sensors should be connected to the cloud using various mediums of communications. These communication mediums include mobile or satellite networks, Bluetooth, WI-FI, WAN, etc.
- Data Processing: Once that data is collected, and it gets to the cloud, the software product performs processing on the gathered data. This process can be just checking the temperature, reading on devices like AC or heaters. However, it can sometimes also be very complex, like identifying objects, using computer vision on video.
- User Interface: The information needs to be available to the end-user in some way, which can be achieved by triggering alarms on their phones or sending them notification through email or text message. The user sometimes might need an interface which actively checks their IoT system.
What is the difference between IoT and IIoT?
The difference between IoT and IIoT is:
IoT | IIoT |
The full form of IoT is the Internet of Things. | The full form of IIoT is the Industrial Internet of Things. |
A service model is human-centric. | A service model is machine-centric. |
It supports customer-oriented applications. | It supports industry-oriented applications. |
Communication transportation is done through wireless devices. | Communication transportation is done through both wired and wireless devices. |
The quality of data is medium to high. | The quality of data is high to very high. |
Criticality is not severe. | Criticality is severe. |
List layers of IoT protocol stack
Layers of IoT protocol stack are: 1. Sensing and information, 2. Network connectivity, 3. Information processing layer, 4. Application layer.
What is the top M2M application that is available in the world?
The acronym M2M application stands for Machine-to-Machine applications.
Asset tracking: This process has been tremendously changed the way how we track an individual object right from the production to deliver. With the help of Internet of Things tools and processes, a lot has been provided to the e-commerce organizations.
Using these tools and process, e-commerce organizations have leverage a new approach of informing their customers about their product whereabouts and all of this is happening at a very low cost compared to the standard process that is implemented as of now.
Insurance Telematics: Insurance companies have been able to tailor a lot of different aspects into consideration while giving out any premium uotes to their customers.
Thus, considering all the different inputs to the application, the user will be able to define the right amount of premium keeping all his past data into consideration.
This way has revolutionized the way insurance companies have been working so far.
Define Arduino
Arduino is a free electronics platform having easy to use hardware and software. It has a microcontroller capable of reading input from sensors to control the motors programmatically.
List mostly used sensors types in IoT
Mostly used sensor types in IoT are:
- Smoke sensor
- Temperature sensors
- Pressure sensor
- Motion detection sensors
- Gas sensor
- Proximity sensor
- IR sensors
Mention the basic difference between IoT and sensor businesses?
A sensor business does not need an active internet connection to work. Internet of Things requires a control side to work.
What are the advantages of IoT?
Key benefits of IoT technology are as follows:
- Technical Optimization: IoT technology helps a lot in improving techniques and making them better. For example, with IoT, a manufacturer is able to collect data from various car sensors. The manufacturer analyses them to improve its design and make them more efficient.
- Improved Data Collection: Traditional data collection has its limitations and its design for passive use. IoT facilitates immediate action on data.
- Reduced Waste: IoT offers real-time information leading to effective decision making & management of resources. For example, if a manufacturer finds an issue in multiple car engines, he can track the manufacturing plan of those engines and solves this issue with the manufacturing belt.
- Improved Customer Engagement: IoT allows you to improve customer experience by detecting problems and improving the process.
What is Bluegiga APX4 protocol?
The Bluegiga APX4 is a solution that supports both the WiFI and BLE platform, and it is based on a 450MHz ARM9 processor.
What are the most common IoT applications?
The most common IoT applications are:
- Smart Thermostats: Helps you to save resources on heating bills by knowing your usage patterns.
- Connected Cars: IoT helps automobile companies handle billing, parking, insurance, and other related stuff automatically.
- Activity Trackers: Helps you to capture heart rate patterns, calorie expenditure, activity levels, and skin temperature on your wrist.
- Smart Outlets: Remotely turn any device on or off. It also allows you to track a device’s energy level and get custom notifications directly into your smartphone.
- Parking Sensors: IoT technology helps users to identify the real-time availability of parking spaces on their phones.
- Connect Health: The concept of a connected healthcare system facilitates real-time health monitoring and patient care. It helps in improved medical decision-making based on patient data.
What is Pulse Width Modulation?
PWM or Pulse Width Modulation is a variation of how much time the signal is high in an analog fashion. The signal can be high or low, and the user can even change the proportion of the time.
Mention applications of PWM in IoT
Applications of PWM in IoT are controlling the speed of DC motor, Controlling the direction of a servo moto, Dimming LED, etc.
List available wireless communications boards available in Raspberry Pi?
Wireless communications boards available in Raspberry Pi are 1. WiFi and 2. BLE/Bluetooth.
What are the functions used to read analog and digital data from a sensor in Arduino?
Functions used to read analog and digital data from a sensor in Arduino are: digitalRead(. and digitalWrite(..
What is Bluetooth Low Energy?
Bluetooth Low Energy is a wireless PAN (Personal Area Network. technology. It uses less power to transmit long-distance over a short distance.
Define Micro Python
MicroPython is a Python implementation, which includes a small subset of its standard library. It can be optimized to run on the ModeMCU microcontroller.
List available models in Raspberry Pi
Models of Raspberry Pi are:
- Raspberry Pi 1 Model B
- Raspberry Pi 1 Model B+
- Raspberry Pi 1 Model A
- Raspberry Pi Zero
- Raspberry Pi 3 Model B
- Raspberry Pi 1model A+
- Raspberry Pi Zero W
- Raspberry Pi 2
What are the challenges of IoT?
Important challenges of IoT are:
- Insufficient testing and updating
- Concern regarding data security and privacy
- Software complexity
- Data volumes and interpretation
- Integration with AI and automation
- Devices require a constant power supply which is difficult
- Interaction and short-range communication
Mention some of the commonly used water sensors
The commonly used water sensors are:
- Turbidity sensor
- Total organic carbon sensor
- pH sensor
- Conductivity sensor
Differentiate between Arduino and Raspberry pi
The difference between Arduino and Raspberry pi is:
Arduino | Raspberry pi |
Arduino is an open, programmable USB microcontroller. | It can execute one program at a time. |
Raspberry pi is a credit card size computer. | Users can run more than one program at a time. |
What are mostly used IoT protocols?
The mostly used IoT protocols are:
- XMPP
- AMP
- Very Simple Control Protocol (VSCP.
- Data Distribution Service (DDS.
- MTT protocol
- WiFi
- Simple Text Oriented Messaging Protocol (STOMP.
- Zigbee
What are IoT publishers?
IoT Publishers are sensors that send real-time data to intermediate devices or middleware.
What is a library in Arduino?
Arduino library is a collection of code that is already written for controlling module or sensor.
Mention some of the wearable Arduino boards
Wearable Arduino boards are:
- Lilypad Arduino main board
- Lilypad Arduino simple
- Lilypad Arduino simple snap
- Lilypad Arduino USB
What is replication?
Replication is the act of syncing data between two or more servers.
What is IoT Thingworx?
Thingworx is a platform for the fast development and deployment of connected devices. It is a collection of integrated IoT development tools that support analysis, production, property, and alternative aspects of IoT development.
What is Salesforce IoT Cloud?
The Salesforce IoT Cloud is an online platform for storing and processing IoT information.
It is an assortment of various application development elements, which are called lightning.
This program gathers information from websites, devices, customers, and partners. It then triggers actions for period responses.
Explain IoT GE-PREDIX
GE or General Electric Predix is a software for the information assortment from industrial instruments. It offers a PaaS which allows users performance management and operation optimization facility. It connects instrumentation, people, and information in an exceedingly conventional technique.
List out Some popular companies are working on IoT
Popular companies working on IoT are: 1. Philips, 2. LG, 3. Google, 4. Apple and 5. Samsung.
What are various types are of CAN Frame?
Various types of CAN frames are: 1. data frame, 2. request frame, 3. error frame, and 4. overload frame.
What is the main difference between floating CPU and fixed-point CPU?
Floating CPU can take floating value directly, whereas fixed CPU is converted to integer format. Thereby, it leads to the loss of some resolution.
Define GPIO
GPIO is a programmable pin that can be used to control input or output pins programmatically.
Explain Android things
Android things is an Android-based OS that is built for embedded devices.
What is the aim of airflow sensors?
The main aim of airflow sensors is to measure the air level in the soil. This sensor enables one to measure it dynamically, from one location, or multiple locations of the garden.
Mention suitable databases for IoT
Suitable databases for IoT are:
- influx DB
- Apache Cassandra
- RethinkDB
- MongoDB
- Sqlite
Why use the scheduler in RTOS?
Scheduler in RTOS is used for switching one task to another.
Mention real-time usage of Raspberry pi
- Home a
- Portable webserver
- manipulating the robots
- Internet radio
Define IoT Contiki
IoT Contiki is software that targets explicitly little devices connected with the Internet. It is used with process power bandwidth, power, and restricted memory. Contiki helps for the management of programs, resources, processes, communication, and memory.
What is data in IoT?
Data in IoT refers to the information that is collected by the installed devices at any building.
List majorly used IoT controllers by industries
Majorly used IoT controllers by industries are: 1. Siemens IoT 2020 and 2. Arduino.
What is a crystal oscillator?
A crystal oscillator is the main part of the microprocessor. It executes every single pulse one instruction in CPU.
What is the importance of the Internet of Everything?
Internet of Everything is important because:
- It brings together people, processes, things, and data to make network connections valuable and relevant.
- It converts the information into actions to create new capabilities and opportunities for businesses.
What is WSN?
The full form of WSN is Wireless Sensor Network. It is a network of notes, design to observe and to study physical parameters of the application.
What is Zigbee?
Zigbee is the same like Bluetooth. It used in a complex system for low power operation, robustness, and high security.
What is Z-Wave?
Z-Wave is an IoT technology that uses low power RF communication. It is designed for home automation products like lamp controllers and sensors.
How to install a new library in Arduino?
A new library in Arduino can be installed by selecting the library from the sketch option in Toolbar.
What is MTT?
The full form of MTT is Message queue Telemetry Transport Protocol. It is a messaging protocol that is used for tracking devices in IoT.
Name some important IoT hardware
IoT hardware includes varieties of devices like router, bridge, sensor, etc.
What are the operating systems supported by Pi?
Operating systems supported by Pi are:
- Raspbian
- Open ELEC (Open Embedded Linux Entertainment center.
- RISC OS
- Lakka
- OSMC (Open Source Media Centre.
- Windows IoT Core
How to reduce the size of the sketch?
Reducing the size of the sketch is can be reduced by removing unwanted libraries from the code and make code short and simple.
What are the various types of antennas designed for IoT devices?
Various types of antennas designed for IoT devices are:
- Chip Antenna
- PCB Antenna
- Wire Antenna
- Proprietary Antenna
- Whip Antenna
What is the difference between M2M and IoT?
The difference between M2M and IoT is:
M2M | IoT |
Communication is done within an embedded software at the client site. | Communication is done for grand-scale projects. |
It uses isolated systems of devices having the same standards. | It uses integrated devices, applications, and data across varying standards. |
M2M offers limited scalability options. | IoT is inherently more scalable. |
A cellular network or wired network is used for device connectivity. | It uses an active Internet connection for device connectivity. |
Machines can communicate with one machine at a time. | Many machines can communicate with each other over the Internet. |
What are the features of influxDB?
Features of influxDB are:
- Provides support of visualization tools
- Works with distributed time-series database
- It does not have any external dependencies
How to program Arduino?
Programmers can use the Arduino IDE in order to write an Arduino program. Developers can also use Node.js Johny five-module in order to control Arduino.
What are IoT testing tools?
IoT testing tools can be divided into hardware and software:
- IoT testing software: Tcpdump and Wireshark.
- Hardware for IoT testing: JTAG Dongle, Digital Storage Oscilloscope, and Software Defined Radio.
How to store the high-volume file into Arduino?
A specification called Gridfs can be used for storing high volume file into Arduino.
Mention IoT software
IoT software are: 1. Blockchain, 2. windows IoT, 3. Predix, 4. Microsoft Azure, 5. Bluemix, and 6. Node-RED.
What is Shodan?
Shodan is an IOT testing tool that can be used to discover which of your devices are connected to the Internet. It allows you to keep track of all the computers which are directly accessible from the Internet.
What is a thing in IoT?
IOT thing is an item having an embedded and connected computing device.
What is Thermocouple?
A Thermocouple is a device which consists of two different conductors joined together to form an electrical junction.
Mention some examples of MEMS sensor
- MPU6050- Gyroscope
- ADXL345
- piezoelectric sensor
- Accelerometer
What are IoT test approaches?
IoT test approaches are: 1. Usability, 2. IoT Security, 3. Connectivity, 4. Performance, 5. Compatibility Testing, 6. Pilot Testing, 7. Regulatory Testing, and 8. Upgrade testing.
What is sharding?
Sharding is a method to split data into collections and stored in machines.
List hardware prototypes used in IoT
Hardware Prototypes used in IoT are 1. Raspberry Pi, 2. ARM Cortex Family, and 3. Arduino.
What is IoT Testing?
IoT testing is a type of testing to check IoT devices. Today there is an increasing need to deliver better and faster services. There is a huge demand to access, create, use, and share data from any device. The thrust is to provide greater insight and control over various interconnected IoT devices. Hence, the IoT testing framework is important.
What are the types of IoT?
There are two types of IoT:
- Internet of Things: It creates a business that uses a gadgets to perform a task.
- Industrial Internet of Things: It creates business in the industry like agriculture.
What is Thingful?
Thingful is a search engine for the Internet of Things. It allows secure interoperability between millions of IoT objects via the Internet. This IOT testing tool also to control how data is used and empowers to take more decisive and valuable decisions.
What are interrupts in Arduino?
Interrupts enable specific tasks to process in the background and are enabled by default. Its main job is to ensure the device processor responds fastly to essential events.
What is Asset Tracking?
Asset Tracking or Asset management is the process of keeping track of physical assets and information.
What are the risks associated with the IOE Internet of Everything?
Risks associated with IOE are 1. Privacy, 2. Security, 3. Network congestion, and 4. Electricity consumption at the peaks.
What is the basic difference between the IoT network and Wireless Sensor Network?
Wireless Sensor Network things connected to the wireless network and gather some monitoring environment or data. IoT contains a combination of:
- WSN
- Internet
- Cloud Storage
- web or mobile application
What is the importance of the network in IoT?
The network is the main part of the IoT. It is responsible for providing a practical and smart system that makes strong infrastructure. The network offers scalability to help devices coordinate with other lines with the Internet.
What is the connection between IoT and sensors in the commercial enterprise?
Sensors may be used in devices that are not net-connected, while devices need to be connected to the Net with IoT. Yet, sensing is a part of IoT, even if the device is not connected to the Net.
Explain the types of testing in IoT?
IoT devises testing types are:
- Usability Testing: There are so many devices of different shape and form factors are used by the users. Moreover, the perception also varies from one user to others. That’s why checking the usability of the system is very important in IoT testing.
- Compatibility Testing: There are lots of devices that can be connected through the IoT system. These devices have varied software and hardware configuration. Therefore, a possible combination is huge. As a result, checking the compatibility in the IoT system is important.
- Reliability and Scalability Testing: Reliability and Scalability is important for building an IoT test environment which involves a simulation of sensors by utilizing virtualization tools and technologies.
- Data Integrity Testing: It’s important to check the Data integrity in IoT testing as it reuires a large amount of data and its application.
- Security testing: In the IoT environment, many users are accessing a massive amount of data. Thus, it is important to validate user via authentication, have data privacy controls as part of security testing.
- Performance Testing: Performance testing is important to create a strategic approach for developing and implementing an IoT testing plan.
How does the Internet of Things (IoT) affect our everyday lives?
What we know as “smart devices” in our everyday lives, are actually devices embedded in IoT technology which are able to manifest greater quantum of automation than those available before. IoT creates a greater network that enables different devices to interact freely with each other.
Consequently, their bandwidth to perform tasks are expanded and are able to create a collaborative environment to automate different aspects of human lives. From sensor driven home appliances like refrigerators that automatically turn off when not in use to virtual assistants which can regulate most of your devices from your lights to your television, from your air condition to playing your favourite music, IoT’s utility in our everyday lives are all pervasive.
IoT is simply not limited to our gadgets. Even our wearables have evolved to keep pace with IoT. Be it smartwatches or sunglasses which double up as earphones, you name it and you’ll have the mark of IoT. Even on a large-scale application, the transportation industry, the government infrastructure or educational initiatives are other domains where there is a huge scope of involving IoT technology. According to a report by Garter, by 2020, approximately 20.6 billion devices will have IoT elements that connect them to each other.
How does IOT work?
IoT devices are built on the concept of artificial intelligence. Since the mainstay of the IoT technology is enhanced communication, paired with intuitive performance, it incorporates sensor devices and unique data processing mechanisms. In many ways, IoT devices are an amalgamation of several advanced technologies. IoT benefits of artificial intelligence
When it comes to classifying different components of IoT, we can divide into the sensors, cloud component, data processing software and finally cutting-edge user interface.
So as the sensors collect data, the cloud facilitates the network connection between the devices, the software processes and stores the data collected and finally the user interface programs the device to respond to its environmental stimuli. The end result is a highly reactive and intuitive device which greatly increments the existing levels of automation.
Describe the different components of IOT
An IoT device typically comprises four major components.
- Sensors – Much of IoT involves environment adaptability and the major factor contributing to it are the sensors in the IoT devices. Sensors are devices which enable the IoT devices to gather data from its surroundings. Effectively, they may be perceived as instruments which sense the environment and perform multiple tasks. Sensors make the IoT devices capable of real-world integration. It can be of varied types. From a simple GPS in your phones to the live video feature on a social media platform.
- Connectivity- With the advent of cloud computing, devices can be launched on a cloud platform and in the due course, devices can interact freely with each other at a cheaper and more transparent scale. For IoT devices, cloud computing facilitates freedom from exclusive network providers. Instead, small network connection mediums like mobile satellite networks, WAN, Bluetooth etc. are used.
- Data Processing – As soon as the environmental stimuli are gathered by the sensors and transmuted to the cloud, it is the job of the data processors to process the information collected and perform the required tasks. From adjusting the temperatures of the AC to facial recognition on mobile phones or biometric devices, data processing software are largely responsible for enhancing the automation in IoT devices.
- User Interface – The IoT introduced a new paradigm among the available devices for active interaction and engagement. This has transformed the user interface widely. Instead of one-way communication mechanisms of traditional devices, IoT enables cascading effects on end-user commands. This is precisely why IoT devices are all the more communicative and active.
What is the scale of use of IoT devices in contemporary times?
Going by the figures deduced by a Cisco report, IoT devices are not only omnipresent but also are major contributors to the global capital. The report predicts that in the next decade, IoTs are likely to create value to the tune of 14.4 trillion USD across different industries.
If we look at IOT’s influence in our everyday lives, it doesn’t seem surprising at all. You name an aspect of life, you’ll find IOT’s footprints, carbon footprints, albeit there. From watches that supplement time telling features with body parameters count and monitor your fitness routines to refrigerators which automatically switch off when not in use, IoTs have permeated every aspect of our everyday lives.
Compare today’s trends of Alexa and Siri steered music listening patterns to the era of Walkman’s and CDROMs. You’d know what a boon IOTs really have been. Even at the macrocosmic level, governments, transportation and education sectors are implementing IOT technology to revolutionize their services. This has set the stage for the birth of smart cities.
How does IoT influence the development of smart cities?
The intuitive facets of IoT devices paired with enhanced network engagement enable IoT to promote versatility, transparency and efficiency in infrastructure planning. IOT also embeds energy-efficient projects to take off. Overall, with the whole array of advantages that IoT brings in, it is possible for the government to work towards building smart cities all across the globe.
With the help of IoT, clever energy grids, automated waste management systems, smart homes, better security systems, improved traffic management mechanisms, advanced security features, water conservation mechanisms and so much more is possible. The two-pronged blessings of artificial intelligence and innovation, IoT has allowed public utilities and urban planning to be highly intuitive. These have triggered the birth of smart homes and smart cities.
How does the community assist in the development of IoT?
Internet of Things relies greatly on the network engagement for the appropriate functioning of the end-user goals. The cloud platforms enable active network interactions between several “smart devices” which in turn scale up the functionalities of numerous active gadgets with IoT properties.
Net of entirety is often the term used to refer to the electromagnetic spectrum that cloud platforms provide for IoT to be deployed. IoTs require both certified and unlicensed platforms to operate.
What is the difference between business IOT and IIOT?
While the Internet of Things (IoT. refer to the consumer-oriented gadgets which perform tasks that provide consumer utilities like smartphones, thermostats etc., business IoT or IIOT are large scale structures or systems that are usually used at the industrial levels. For instance, fire alarms etc. Since the major difference lies in the scale of impact, a failure in IIOT is likely to affect a wider range of population.
In what ways is IoT energy efficient?
One of the major advantages of IoT is that it makes gadgets environment friendly and substantially reduces carbon emission. By engaging in context conscious automation, the IoT gadgets are able to save energy. For instance, refrigerators which switch off when not in use or road light fixtures are able to save almost 40% of electricity.
IoT is known to positively impact the economic standards of different industries. From facilitating better resource management to reducing response time and human interventions, IoTs can vastly reduce labour costs and energy costs. This in turn can boost supply chains of major industries, thus enabling product distribution at cheaper costs. This not only helps industries to earn greater profits but also is a great way to improve the available production infrastructure. Overall, scalability is great in IoT and hence, in the long run IoT applications prove to be cost saving as well.
What are the major impacts of IoT in the Healthcare Industry?
IoT has transformed healthcare services and diagnostic practices to a large extent. From attaining more precision in testing to making surgeries and implants prompt and efficient, IoT devices in the healthcare industries have largely contributed towards making medical practices more efficient, transparent and affordable. Besides, fitness parameters can be easily tracked these days with fitness bands and smartwatches. This has enhanced the scope of fitness monitoring and we have IoT to thank for it.
What are the types of data that can be communicated between IoT devices?
At present, it would not be far-fetched to state that when it comes to IoT, the sky’s the limit for the type of data, the IoT objects can process and store. Since the crux of IOT’s functionality is intercommunication between network devices, pretty much any data that can be launched on the cloud can be communicated from one IoT device to the other.
The type of information that an IoT object can gather and respond to depends on its environment and its sensor settings. For example, a thermometer can communicate the weather statistics intuitively but it will take a clinical sensor to be able to provide information about health parameters like body temperature, pulse, pressure etc.
What are the challenges to the widespread use of IoT?
While the boons of IoT are manifold and the economy seems to be rapidly moving towards an IoT oriented environment, there are a few disadvantages to the use of IoT.
Firstly, security remains a predominant threat of the use of IoT. This is because by forging connection between multiple devices within a cloud network, control over system authentication gets diluted. Anyone can access any information from a wide network of connected devices now.
Secondly, related to security, the privacy of data is another major challenge. Within the network, a substantial amount of user data gets released and the users often lose control over their own data.
Moreover, while the overall usage of IoT is resource efficient, the deployment process entails layers of complexities and can be potentially expensive.
Finally, due to the complex connectivity features, compliance to regulations are often offset. IoT can go against the norm of usage on several occasions.
IoT Vs M2M?
Difference between IoT and M2M | |
IoT |
M2M |
Digital connectivity among various devices to communicate | Devices connected to the formwork cycle using various machines and devices |
Random work, work instructions are given among devices | The action triggered events among devices |
Interchange of data is huge as it involves devices, machines, people, things, etc | Cloud computing helps in interacting/data exchange |
Sensor integrated devices to enable IoT connectivity | Wired, wireless, cellular, etc |
Two-way communication offers an option to all the devices | Mostly one way, based on triggered actions |
Solution managing all the connections offer unlimited integration | Reuires particular communication rules, resulting in minimal integration |
Need internet for most of the cases | No need to rely on the internet |
What does IOT stand for? What is IoT?
The full form for IoT is “Internet of Things”.
The Internet of things is nothing but a network of various physical instruments or devices and other embedded items which with electronics, software, actuators over network connectivity. Using this network connectivity, a free flow of information can be collected and at the same time, it can exchange the data.
What are the important components that exist in the Internet of Things?
The important components that exist in the Internet of Things are as follows:
- Hardware
2. Software
3. Verbal exchange infrastructure
How will the Internet of Things impact the sustainability of the business and will it have any impact on the environment?
Well, with the help of the Internet of Things will definitely have a positive impact on the existing processes and the execution.
For example, with the help of the Internet of Things, the street light systems can be managed way better than what we are going through now.
Using an automation process the street lighting system can be better managed and a lot of electricity can be saved and a lot of power could be used elsewhere where it is really needed.
Also, with effective management, the number of carbon emissions could also be reduced to a drastic level because the street light system is effectively and efficiently managed.
So thus, making a positive impact on the process itself and also has a good impact on the environment.
Explain what is the role does the network play in the Internet of Everything?
Well, the network itself plays an important role in the word of the Internet of Things, it is a driving factor for bringing all the different systems together which work hand in hand and show us a better future or betterment in every process.
It provides an intelligent, manageable and secure infrastructure for better execution.
What is the greatest distinction between Internet of Things and sensor organizations?
A sensor business probably won’t require a functioning web association and it can in any case work without it. Be that as it may, with regards to the Internet of Things it has a control side related with it which is important to screen, trade the data from the sensor to the focal unit inside a functioning system. This is the fundamental contrast between the web of things and the sensor organizations.
So, what are the fundamental difficulties of the Internet of Things usage?
Up until this point, we have discussed how great Internet of Things can be to the organizations and the people however it likewise accompanies a second side of the blade. The above all else issue with actualizing Internet of Things is the Security angle. As the information is traded over the web it is simple for cybercriminals to think of a framework which can really break into the system and take the important data. Consider the above situation occurring into the social insurance industry where the patient records are presented to the general population.
As the gadgets are associated with a solitary system, it is simple for the cybercriminals to infuse an infection which can absolutely harm the whole equipment which results into a gigantic misfortune. This can likewise occur on the off chance that we have not concentrated much on the security perspectives.
Explain what is the Internet of everything?
The internet of everything is nothing but a smart way of people connection, process connection and data exchange.
What sort of information does the Internet of Things objects communicate?
To be honest, it all depends on the sort of objects that are used within the process. For example, An object with a single sensor, like a smart thermometer. With this device, the room temperature can be measured and the information is sent across to the remote weather monitoring center.
Alternatively, let’s consider a wireless medical device, it is capable of taking multiple values or data like body temperature, blood pressure, pulse and any other variables are shared between the medical service provider via a computer or a smartphone.
So basically, it depends on the type of the device or the object is actually used in the network.
Why will the Internet of Things be successful in the coming years?
Well, the internet of things will be a huge hit in the coming years because of the availability of broadband internet.
If you have observed in the last few years the broadband internet is actually got cheaper compared to the past and the availability has also reached to local environments.
Also, the hardware systems and the manufacturing of the sensors have also gone down a lot compared to the last few years.
As the internet is the biggest factor that plays a positive role for the Internet of things success, with the combination of the right hardware and the internet it will be a massive success and this is why I think the Internet of things will be massive in next few years.
What is the impact of the Internet of Things have on healthcare sector?
To be honest, with you there will be a tremendous growth when the Internet of Things services are implemented in the healthcare sector.
The first and foremost and the biggest problem is providing quality healthcare service to every individual has been a major challenge for all the countries.
With the help of the Internet of Things, a lot of smart devices and equipment have been designed to cater to this problem.
The approach of Telemedicine and Telehealth is one of the biggest achievements in this modern era.
All this is happened because of the strong network channel integrated with a wide variety of smart tools which are utilized in the day-to-day health care evaluation of an individual.
As of now, we have seen companies evolving in this space where they are trying to provide doctor consultation virtually when they need it at night or at an emergency level.
It has a lot of positive impact in terms of the service provided by the companies and in next few years the doctor and patient interaction will completely redefine and it will be solving a lot of current-day challenges.
Some of them can be:
- Booking appointments in a standard schedule
2. Travelling to the hospital with the patient
3. Interacting with 10 different people about the disease and then finally go see a doctor etc.
What would be the impact of the Internet of Things on the job market, do you see any possible job cuts?
Well, to be very blunt about this, we will be facing job cuts where the machines will take over some of the jobs which need persistence and accuracy. But on the brighter side, the individuals get to learn new skills to dominate the machines and make their own space.
This has been the law of nature we have something today to reduce the burden and in the next few months or days, we have a new problem to deal with. So I see this on an optimistic way of dealing our day to day problems
What are the different sectors where the Internet of Things can actually add value to the current processes?
The Internet of Things process can be applied to any field where productivity, accuracy or process enhancement is needed.
With the help of the technology and the smart hardware, all this can be executed in a fraction of the current operating cost.
Internet of things can be applied or already started applying their benefits to the following categories and hopefully, we will be seeing more in the future:
- Agriculture
2. Manufacturing
3. Healthcare
4. Energy
5. Transportation
6. Security
7. Information development
What is the biggest difference between the Internet of Things and sensor businesses?
A sensor business might not need an active internet connection and it can still work without it.
But, when it comes to the Internet of Things it has a control side associated with it which is necessary to monitor, exchange the information from the sensor to the central unit within an active network.
This is the main difference between the internet of things and the sensor businesses.
So, what are the main challenges of the Internet of Things implementation?
So far, we have talked about how good Internet of Things can be to the businesses and the individuals but it also comes with a second side of the knife.
The first and foremost issue with implementing the Internet of Things is the Security aspect.
As the data is exchanged over the internet, it is very easy for cybercriminals to come up with a system which can actually break into the network and steal valuable information.
Consider the above scenario happening into the healthcare industry where the patient records are exposed to the public.
As the devices are connected to a single network, it is easy for the cybercriminals to inject a virus which can totally damage the entire hardware which results in a huge loss.
This can also happen if we have not focused much on the security aspects.
What is the difference between IIOT and IOT?
The acronym IIOT stands for “Industrial Internet of Things”. This is very different when compared to the Internet of things application.
When it comes to Industrial Internet of Things, they use heavy or critical machines something like the hardware used in aerospace and in defense where these devices are connected over a network and any failure of these devices will cause a life-threatening situation.
Well, when it comes to the internet of things it is just done at a small-scale level where there is no need to worry about life-threatening situations because it is more catered towards the process execution and enhancement.
When you say the Internet of Things, what do you mean by the “thing”?
In the Internet of Things implementation world, the word “Thing” has a more meaningful approach because it takes into consideration of an idea.
For example, A” thing” can be a shipping container which has an RFID tag associated with it and it is shipped from one location to another where it gives out the current information whenever the RFID tag passes through an RFID reader.
Another example is a microchip integrated into your mobile phone or a fitness band which continuously monitors your physical movements and then push the information to the central repository over the internet.
List out all the impacts of the Internet of Things will be experienced in the Transportation industry?
Well, nowadays most of the vehicles are actually equipped with GPS (Global Positioning System. and ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance System) where all the information is captured from the vehicle and then analyzed accordingly and decisions are taken.
For example, the application of emergency break based on the sensor data, ability to provide help for the user while parking the car and assisting him during this process.
All of this application has made an impeccable change in terms of how the internet of things can help an individual and also the companies to do research and development to enhance their unique offerings to the customers to attract to their businesses.
What are the important elements of the Internet of Everything, (IOE.?
The important elements of the Internet of Everything are nothing but people and the different smart devices that are coming into existence.
The people will continue their process of getting connected with all the smart devices as they are doing right now and be in touch with all the social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn etc.
As on when the Internet of Everything comes forth the interactions with the people via the internet will increase and eventually be a single node of the information transmitting from every individual to the collection point.
In the near future, we can expect individuals doing this by wearing sensors on their skin and also the usage of the sensor in the jacket will be prevalent.
All of this information will be transmitted from an individual and this one will be a single node where the information is flowing to a central unit where all the data is harvested and utilized for further research and study.
What are the impacts that can be observed in implementing the Internet of Things on the Agriculture sector?
They are different factors that leave a positive impact on implementing the Internet of Things in the Agriculture sector.
- When it comes to the agriculture sector, it is all about being precise and clear about what needs to be done at the right time. This can be automatized using the Internet of things where productivity, precision, increase in efficiency and reducing the overall costs associated.
- For farming, it is all about analytical data. For example: To yield a better result, it is very important for the farmer to understand the soil quality, air quality, water availability, weather-related information, pest control etc. All of this information can be gathered by using the Internet of Things applications.
Thus, understanding different aspects of farming, it is definitely beneficial for the farmer to seek this type of help.
What are the risks and challenges that we should be aware of when it comes to the Internet of Everything?
The risks and challenges that everyone should be aware of when it comes to the Internet of Everything are:
1. Privacy
2. Security
3. Network congestion
4. Electricity consumption at the peaks
What is Bluegiga APX4 protocol for the Internet of Things (IoT.?
The Bluegiga APX4 is a fantastic solution which actually supports both the BLE platform and WiFI and it is based on 450MHz ARM9 processor.
Explain why energy consumption will be an issue when the Internet of Things is implemented?
Well, the implementation of the Internet of Things can actually benefit the developed countries without many challenges. If the Internet of Things is actually implemented in an underdeveloped country or developing country then it has to face some of the practical issues.
For example, a developing country might lack in providing a quality electricity supply to its population at this point in time if the organizations are implementing Internet of things then it will be a big disaster.
Because the Internet of Things will take a lot of energy consumption and if that’s the case the solution provided will not work as efficiently as possible.
Can you list out the companies that are working on the Internet of Things?
At this point in time, the answer is who is not working on the Internet of Things. To the matter of fact, most of the companies are actually taking the benefits of this process and making improvements to a certain level where their overall execution has reached to a certain optimum level.
Will the availability of High-speed internet be a major drawback in the Internet of Things development and implementation?
Yes, the availability of High-speed internet will be a major drawback in the Internet of Things development and implementation because it is one of the major requirements for the Internet of things to work efficiently and effectively.
What are the effects of the Internet of Things will have on human life?
The positive effects of the Internet of Things are already happening and it will extremely increase in forthcoming years.
1. It is used in how we apply breaks
2. It is used in how we can park our cars
3. It is used in the parking slot machines and at the toll gates
4. Productivity has increased because of automating the manufacturing process
5. Process-oriented have been completely made automatic where persistence is given the highest priority.
Why is Zigbee protocol so important for the Internet of Things implementation?
The Zigbee protocol is very important because it is known for its low power consumption, it maintained IEEE 802.15.4(2003. standards while utilization.
What does WSN stand for in Internet of Things concept?
The acronym WSN stands for Wireless Sensor Network. It is considered to be the foundation of the Internet of Things applications.
Give me a real-time example of the Internet of Things application?
One of the best examples of the Internet of Things application is as follows:
You can be awake with the help of predefined alarm setup, but with the help of Internet of Things application, you let your brewer know that you are awake and it can start preparing a fresh cup of coffee for you.
If technology can help you make your mornings fantastic it can do anything else.
Does Internet of Everything talk about CISCO based or IBM based architecture?
Well, the Internet of Everything doesn’t describe any information on specific architecture and it is not solely owned by Cisco and IBM
Do you think, the Internet of Things is useful in everyday life?
Yes, the Internet of Things to make life easier and provides an opportunity to do something else rather than sticking up to the routine.
What do you think the Internet of Things can completely replace the human mind and take its own decisions?
No, I completely disagree with this caption. Internet of Things cannot completely replace the human mind when it comes to decisions, the way it is built is to give us the probability of something on statistical data and provide an option for the individual so that more accurate decisions can be taken but not to an extent where the human mind is replaced with the robots.
What Is IoT?
IoT stands for Internet of Things. It is basically a network using which things can communicate with each other using internet as means of communication between them. All the things should be IP protocol enabled in order to have this concept possible. Not one but multiple technologies are involved to make IoT a great success.
What Impacts Will the Internet of Things (iot. Have on Infrastructure and Smart Cities Sector?
The capabilities of the smart grid, smart buildings, and ITS combined with IoT components in other public utilities, such as roadways, sewage and water transport and treatment, public transportation, and waste removal, can contribute to more integrated and functional infrastructure, especially in cities. For example, traffic authorities can use cameras and embedded sensors to manage traffic flow and help reduce congestion. IoT components embedded in street lights or other infrastructure elements can provide functions such as advanced lighting control, environmental monitoring, and even assistance for drivers in finding parking spaces. Smart garbage cans can signal waste removal teams when they are full, streamlining the routes that garbage trucks take. This integration of infrastructure and service components is increasingly referred to as smart cities, or other terms such as connected, digital, or intelligent cities or communities. A number of cities in the United States and elsewhere have developed smart-city initiatives.
What Role Does the Network Play in The Internet of Everything?
The network plays a critical role in the Internet of Everything? it must provide an intelligent, manageable, secure infrastructure that can scale to support billions of context-aware devices.
How Wireless Communications Might Affect the Development and Implementation of The Internet of Things (iot)?
Many observers believe that issues relating to access to the electromagnetic spectrum will need to be resolved to ensure the functionality and interoperability of IoT devices. Access to spectrum, both licensed and unlicensed, is essential for devices and objects to communicate wirelessly. IoT devices are being developed and deployed for new purposes and industries, and some argue that the current framework for spectrum allocation may not serve these new industries well.
How Does the Internet of Everything Relate to The Internet of Things?
The “Internet of Everything” builds on the foundation of the “Internet of Things” by adding network intelligence that allows convergence, orchestration and visibility across previously disparate systems.
How Is Industrial Internet of Things (iiot) Different from The Internet of Things (iot)?
There are two perspectives on how the Industrial IoT differs from the IoT. The first perspective is that there are two distinctly separate areas of interest. The Industrial IoT connects critical machines and sensors in high-stakes industries such as aerospace and defense, healthcare and energy. These are systems in which failure often results in life-threatening or other emergency situations. On the other hand, IoT systems tend to be consumer-level devices such as wearable fitness tools, smart home thermometers and automatic pet feeders. They are important and convenient, but breakdowns do not immediately create emergency situations. The second perspective sees the Industrial IoT as the infrastructure that must be built before IoT applications can be developed. In other words, the IoT, to some extent, depends on the Industrial IoT. For example, many networked home appliances can be classified as IoT gadgets, such as a refrigerator that can monitor the expiration dates of the milk and eggs it contains, and remotely-programmable home security systems. On the Industrial Internet side, utilities are enabling better load balancing by taking power management decisions down to the neighborhood level. What if they could go all the way down to individual appliances? Suppose users could selectively block power to their devices during high-demand scenarios? Your DVR might power down if it wasn’t recording your favorite show, but your refrigerator would continue to work, resulting in less food spoilage. You could set your washer and dryer to be non-functional, and make an exception with a quick call from your smartphone. Rolling blackouts could be a thing of the past. Innovators are only beginning to imagine the possibilities that may be achieved by taking advantage of devices and systems that can communicate and act in real time, based on information they exchange amongst themselves. As the Industrial IoT becomes better defined and developed, more impactful IoT applications can and will be created.
Internet of Things: – Everyday consumer-level devices connected to one another and made smarter and slightly self-aware. Examples: consumer cell phone, smart thermostat
Industrial Internet of Things: – Equipment and systems in industries and businesses where failures can be disastrous. Examples: individual health monitors and alert systems in hospitals.
How Will Internet of Things (IoT) Impact Sustainability of Environment Or Business?
Internet of Things (IoT. can significantly reduce carbon emissions by making business and industry more efficient. “By managing street lights more efficiently you can save approximately 40% of energy used to make them run,” Will Franks says. ill Ruh, vice-president of GE Software, agrees. “We have created 40 applications,” says Ruh. “One of these, PowerUp, uses sensors to collect weather and performance data from wind turbines to enable operators to generate up to 5% more electricity without physically changing it, which generates 20% more profit for our customers.”
What Is the Difference Between the Internet Of Things (iot) And the Sensor Business?
Sensors can be used in lots of different ways, many of which don’t need to be internet connected. IoT also includes the control side, not just the sensing side.
What Impacts Will the Internet of Things (iot) have on Economic Growth?
Several economic analyses have predicted that the IoT will contribute significantly to economic growth over the next decade, but the predictions vary substantially in magnitude. The current global IoT market has been valued at about $2 trillion, with estimates of its predicted value over the next five to ten years varying from $4 trillion to $11 trillion. Such variability demonstrates the difficulty of making economic forecasts in the face of various uncertainties, including a lack of consensus among researchers about exactly what the IoT is and how it will develop.
Why Internet of Things (iot) Will Be Successful in The Coming Years?
As the telecommunication sector is becoming more extensive and efficient, broadband internet is widely available. With technological advancement it is now much cheaper to produce necessary sensors with built-in wifi capabilities making connecting devices less costly. Most important, the smart phone usage has surpassed all the predicted limits and telecommunication sector is already working on its toes to keep their customers satisfied by improving their infrastructure. As IoT devices need no separate communication than the existing one building IoT tech is very cheap and highly achievable.
How Cybersecurity Might Affect the Development and Implementation Of The Internet Of Things (iot), Especially In USA?
The security of devices and the data they acquire, process, and transmit is often cited as a top concern in cyberspace. Cyberattacks can result in theft of data and sometimes even physical destruction. Some sources estimate losses from cyberattacks in general to be very large? In the hundreds of billions or even trillions of dollars. As the number of connected objects in the IoT grows, so will the potential risk of successful intrusions and increases in costs from those incidents. Cybersecurity involves protecting information systems, their components and contents, and the networks that connect them from intrusions or attacks involving theft, disruption, damage, or other unauthorized or wrongful actions. IoT objects are potentially vulnerable targets for hackers. Economic and other factors may reduce the degree to which such objects are designed with adequate cybersecurity capabilities built in. IoT devices are small, are often built to be disposable, and may have limited capacity for software updates to address vulnerabilities that come to light after deployment. The interconnectivity of IoT devices may also provide entry points through which hackers can access other parts of a network. For example, a hacker might gain access first to a building thermostat, and subsequently to security cameras or computers connected to the same network, permitting access to and exfiltration or modification of surveillance footage or other information. Control of a set of smart objects could permit hackers to use their computing power in malicious networks called botnets to perform various kinds of cyberattacks. Access could also be used for destruction, such as by modifying the operation of industrial control systems, as with the Stuxnet malware that caused centrifuges to self-destruct at Iranian nuclear plants. Among other things, Stuxnet showed that smart objects can be hacked even if they are not connected to the Internet. The growth of smart weapons and other connected objects within DOD has led to growing concerns about their vulnerabilities to cyberattack and increasing attempts to prevent and mitigate such attacks, including improved design of IoT objects. Cybersecurity for the IoT may be complicated by factors such as the complexity of networks and the need to automate many functions that can affect security, such as authentication. Consequently, new approaches to security may be needed for the IoT. IoT cybersecurity will also likely vary among economic sectors and subsectors, given their different characteristics and requirements. Each sector will have a role in developing cybersecurity best practices, unique to its needs. The federal government has a role in securing federal information systems, as well as assisting with security of nonfederal systems, especially critical infrastructure. Cybersecurity legislation considered in the 114th Congress, while not focusing specifically on the IoT, would address several issues that are potentially relevant to IoT applications, such as information sharing and notification of data breaches.
What Impacts Will the Internet of Things (IOT) Have on Health Care Sector?
The IoT has many applications in the health care field, in both health monitoring and treatment, including telemedicine and telehealth. Applications may involve the use of medical technology and the Internet to provide long-distance health care and education. Medical devices, which can be wearable or nonwearable, or even implantable, injectable, or ingestible, can permit remote tracking of a patient’s vital signs, chronic conditions, or other indicators of health and wellness.36 Wireless medical devices may be used not only in hospital settings but also in remote monitoring and care, freeing patients from sustained or recurring hospital visits. Some experts have stated that advances in healthcare IoT applications will be important for providing affordable, quality care to the aging U.S. population.
What Are the Main Social and Cultural Impacts of Internet of Things (iot)?
The IoT may create webs of connections that will fundamentally transform the way people and things interact with each other. The emerging cyberspace platform created by the IoT and SMAC has been described as potentially making cities like “computers” in open air, where citizens engage with the city “in a real-time and ongoing loop of information.” Some observers have proposed that the growth of IoT will result in a hyperconnected world in which the seamless integration of objects and people will cause the Internet to disappear as a separate phenomenon. In such a world, cyberspace and human space would seem to effectively merge into a single environment, with unpredictable but potentially substantial societal and cultural impacts.
Will IoT Actually Work Over the Internet or Will It Have Its Own Dedicated Wide Area Network?
Interoperability between various wireless and networking standards is still an issue and something that forums and standards bodies are trying to address. According to Franks, businesses have to collaborate on standards to create strong ecosystems for a range of industries, otherwise the industry will remain fragmented. “The IoT is a whole myriad of different ways of connecting things? it could be fixed, Wi-Fi NFC, cellular, ultra-narrow band or even Zigbee. You have to mix and match what is best for each task,” he says. “Interoperability is essential, for economies of scale.”
What Will Happen in Terms of Jobs Losses and Skills as IoT Makes Devices and Robots More Intelligent?
A Digital Skills Select Committee report to the House of Lords in February estimated that 35% of UK jobs would be lost to automation in the next 20 years. It echoes the sort of thinking that Erik Brynjolfsson and Andrew MacAfee’s The Second Machine Age: Work, Progress, and Prosperity in a Time of Brilliant Technologies predicts. Their answer is that you need to switch skills but to do this you need to switch the schools too. Will Franks agrees. He saw when he launched his business in 2004 that a massive shortage in relevant skills can impede progress, so he was forced to look overseas. The same he says will happen with IoT unless we get schools and colleges to start gearing courses to meet the challenges of tomorrow’s automated economy. It is a huge challenge and one which is a top three priority for Chi Onwuruh MP and Labour’s Digital Review. Digital inclusion, a data review and a focus on digital skills are she says essential. Last July the Digital Skills Taskforce called for the Government to review skills development in schools and colleges. The Perkins Review in November last year also called for a review into developing engineering skills to boost the UK economy. What is clear is that the jobs landscape will change dramatically in the next 20 years. But it will be a slow process and whether or not we are prepared to cope with it will depend as much on education policy as digital policy. The robots are definitely coming but don’t hand your notice in just yet.
What Are the Elements of The Internet of Everything?
People: People will continue to connect through devices, like smartphones, PCs and tablets, as well as through social networks, such as Facebook and LinkedIn. As the Internet of Everything emerges, the interaction of people on the Internet will evolve. For example, it may become common to wear sensors on our skin or in our clothes that collect and transmit data to healthcare providers. Some analysts even suggest that people may become individual nodes that produce a constant stream of static data. Process: This includes evolving technology, business, organizational and other processes that will be needed in order to manage and, to a large extent, automate the explosive growth in connections? And the resultant accumulation, analysis and communication of data? That will be inevitable in the Internet of Everything. Processes will also play an important role in how each of these entities? People, data, and things? Interact with each other within the Internet of Everything to deliver societal benefits and economic value. Things: This element includes many physical items like sensors, meters, actuators, and other types of devices that can be attached to any object, that are or will be capable of connecting to the network and sharing information. These things will sense and deliver more data, respond to control inputs, and provide more information to help people and machines make decisions. Examples of? things? in the Internet of Everything include smart meters that communicate energy consumption, assembly line robots that automate factory floor operations, and smart transportation systems that adapt to traffic conditions. Data: Today, devices typically gather data and stream it over the Internet to a central source, where it is analyzed and processed. Such data is expected to surpass today’s largest social media data set by another order of magnitude. Much of this data has very transient value. In fact, its value vanishes almost as quickly as it is created. As a result, not all generated data can be or should be stored. As the capabilities of things connected to the Internet continue to advance, they will become more intelligent and overcome the limits of traditional batch-oriented data analysis by combining data into more useful information. Rather than just reporting raw data, connected things will soon send higher-level information and insights back to machines, computers, and people in real time for further evaluation and decision making. The intelligent network touches everything? And is the only place where it’s possible to build the scalable intelligence required to meet and utilize this new wave of “data in motion”. This transformation made possible by the emergence of the Internet of Everything is important because it will enable faster, more intelligent decision making by both people and machines, as well as more effective control over our environment.
What Are the Important Components of Internet of Things?
Many people mistakenly think of IoT as an independent technology. Interestingly, internet of things is being enabled by the presence of other independent technologies which make fundamental components of IoT.
The fundamental components that make internet of things a reality are: –
- Hardware-Making physical objects responsive and giving them capability to retrieve data and respond to instructions
- Software – Enabling the data collection, storage, processing, manipulating and instructing
- Communication Infrastructure – Most important of all is the communication infrastructure which consists of protocols and technologies which enable two physical objects to exchange data.
What Are the Main Challenges of Internet of Things (IoT)?
Like any other technology there are challenges which make the viability of IoT doubtful. Security is one of the major concerns of experts who believe virtually endless connected devices and information sharing can severely compromise one’s security and wellbeing. Unlike other hacking episodes which compromise online data and privacy with IoT devices can open gateway for an entire network to be hacked. One such flaw is well presented by Andy Greenberg on wired.com where he works with hackers to remotely kill his Jeep on the highway. Another very relevant example is provided by W. David Stephenson in his post Amazon Echo: is it the smart home Trojan Horse? You can estimate the amount of personal and private data the connected devices will be producing once they are on a network. The major challenge for IoT tech companies is to figure out how the communication in the internet of things realm can be made truly secure.
What Kinds of Information Do Internet of Things Objects Communicate?
The answer depends on the nature of the object, and it can be simple or complex. For example, a smart thermometer might have only one sensor, used to communicate ambient temperature to a remote weather-monitoring center. A wireless medical device might, in contrast, use various sensors to communicate a person’s body temperature, pulse, blood pressure, and other variables to a medical service provider via a computer or mobile phone. Smart objects can also be involved in command networks. For example, industrial control systems can adjust manufacturing processes based on input from both other IoT objects and human operators. Network connectivity can permit such operations to be performed in “real time”? that is, almost instantaneously. Smart objects can form systems that communicate information and commands among themselves, usually in concert with computers they connect to. This kind of communication enables the use of smart systems in homes, vehicles, factories, and even entire cities. Smart systems allow for automated and remote control of many processes. A smart home can permit remote control of lighting, security, HVAC (heating, ventilating, and air conditioning., and appliances. In a smart city, an intelligent transportation system (ITS. may permit vehicles to communicate with other vehicles and roadways to determine the fastest route to a destination, avoiding traffic jams, and traffic signals can be adjusted based on congestion information received from cameras and other sensors. Buildings might automatically adjust electric usage, based on information sent from remote thermometers and other sensors. An Industrial Internet application can permit companies to monitor production systems and adjust processes, remotely control and synchronize machinery operations, track inventory and supply chains, and perform other tasks. IoT connections and communications can be created across a broad range of objects and networks and can transform previously independent processes into integrated systems. These integrated systems can potentially have substantial effects on homes and communities, factories and cities, and every sector of the economy, both domestically and globally.
Which Companies and Organizations Support the Industrial Iot?
General Electric coined the term Industrial Internet in late 2012. It is effectively synonymous with the Industrial Internet of Things, and abbreviated as Industrial IoT or IIoT. Many other companies and organizations are realizing the potential and significance of the Industrial IoT. A recent study conducted by Appinions and published in Forbes listed RTI as the #1 most influential company for the Industrial Internet of Things. Other influencers included Google, Cisco, GE, Omron, Data Logic and Emerson Electric. The Industrial Internet Consortium also advocates for the advancement of the Industrial IoT. It is a not-for-profit organization that manages and advances the growth of the Industrial IoT through the collaborative efforts of its member companies, industries, academic institutions and governments. Founding members include AT&T, Cisco Systems Inc., General Electric, IBM and Intel.
What Is the Internet of Everything?
The Internet of Everything is the intelligent connection of people, process, data and things.
What Is A “thing” In the Context of Internet of Things (IoT)?
The “Thing” commonly referred to by the concept of the Internet of Things is any item that can contain an embedded, connected computing device. A “Thing” in the IoT could be a shipping container with an RFID tag or a consumer’s watch with a WiFi chip that sends fitness data or short messages to a server somewhere on the Internet.
How the Internet of Things (IoT) Makes A Difference to The Businesses?
Businesses focus on getting products to the marketplace faster, adapting to regulatory requirements, increasing efficiency, and most importantly, persisting to innovate. With a highly mobile workforce, evolving customer, and changing supply chain demand, the IoT can move your enterprise forward, starting today.
What Are the Major Privacy and Security Issues In Case Of Internet Of Things?
Cyberattacks may also compromise privacy, resulting in access to and exfiltration of identifying or other sensitive information about an individual. For example, an intrusion into a wearable device might permit exfiltration of information about the location, activities, or even the health of the wearer. In addition to the question of whether security measures are adequate to prevent such intrusions, privacy concerns also include questions about the ownership, processing, and use of such data. With an increasing number of IoT objects being deployed, large amounts of information about individuals and organizations may be created and stored by both private entities and governments. With respect to government data collection, the U.S. Supreme Court has been reticent about making broad pronouncements concerning society’s expectations of privacy under the Fourth Amendment of the Constitution while new technologies are in flux, as reflected in opinions over the last five years. Congress may also update certain laws, such as the Electronic Communications Privacy Act of 1986, given the ways that privacy expectations of the public are evolving in response to IoT and other new technologies. IoT applications may also create challenges for interpretation of other laws relating to privacy, such as the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act and various state laws, as well as established practices such as those arising from norms such as the Fair Information Practice Principles.
What Is Bluetooth Low Energy Protocol for Internet Of Things ?
Nokia originally introduced this protocol as Wibree in 2006. Also known as Bluetooth Smart this protocol provides the same range coverage with much reduced power consumption as the original Bluetooth. It has similar bandwidth with narrow spacing as used by ZigBee. Low power latency and lower complexity makes BLE more suitable to incorporate into low-cost microcontrollers. Low power latency and lower complexity makes BLE more suitable to incorporate into low-cost microcontrollers. As far as application is concerned BLE is in healthcare sector. As wearable health monitors are becoming prevalent the sensors of these devices can easily communicate with a smart phone or any medical instrument regularly using BLE protocol.
What Impacts Will the Internet of Things Have?
Many observers predict that the growth of the IoT will bring positive benefits through enhanced integration, efficiency, and productivity across many sectors of the U.S. and global economies. Among those commonly mentioned are agriculture, energy, health care, manufacturing, and transportation. Significant impacts may also be felt more broadly on economic growth, infrastructure and cities, and individual consumers. However, both policy and technical challenges, including security and privacy issues, might inhibit the growth and impact of IoT innovations.
Why Is the Internet of Everything Happening Now?
The explosion of new connections joining the Internet of Everything is driven by the development of IP-enabled devices, the increase in global broadband availability and the advent of IPv6.
What are the disadvantages of IoT?
The disadvantages of IoT are:
- Security: IoT technology creates an ecosystem of connected devices. However, during this process, the system may offer little authentication control despite sufficient cybersecurity measures.
- Privacy: The use of IoT, exposes a substantial amount of personal data, in extreme detail, without the user’s active participation. This creates lots of privacy issues.
- Flexibility: There is a huge concern regarding the flexibility of an IoT system. It is mainly regarding integrating with another system as there are many diverse systems involved in the process.
- Complexity: The design of the IoT system is also uite complicated. Moreover, it’s deployment and maintenance also not very easy.
- Compliance: IoT has its own set of rules and regulations. However, because of its complexity, the task of compliance is uite challenging.
What Are the Top 5 Machine-to-machine (m2m. Applications In The World?
- Asset Tracking and/or Monitoring in some form or another (Stolen Vehicles, Fleet, Construction Equipment, Wood Pellets, Tank level monitoring, etc.. seems to be the biggest. Low data requirements, high volumes of devices, etc. It isn’t hot or particularly exciting, but it is changing the world in subtle ways and very quickly. New business models will spring from this.
- Insurance Telematics is huge as if offers Insurance companies the opportunity to cut risk and drive better/more attractive pricing.
- Utilities/Automated Meter Reading/Smart Grids – lots of regulation and investment into this at the moment. There a lot of national solutions as the requirements and business case are driven in very diverse ways.
- Security has been an early adopter here. The requirements are quite heavy on the network as many of these applications have a fixed line legacy.
- mHealth has been out there for a while, but hasn’t really taken off. There are some exciting early adopters. Many of the established companies (largely built through acquisition. have some challenges moving quickly in this space, but when they get up to speed and the business models are established there will be a massive uptake.
- Automotive is a big one – driven by consumers’ expectation of being always connected as well as regulation.
What Impacts Will the Internet Of Things (IoT) Have on Transportation Sector?
Transportation systems are becoming increasingly connected. New motor vehicles are equipped with features such as global positioning systems (GPS. and in-vehicle entertainment, as well as advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS., which utilize sensors in the vehicle to assist the driver, for example with parking and emergency braking. Further connection of vehicle systems enables fully autonomous or self-driving automobiles, which are predicted to be commercialized in the next 5-20 years. Additionally, IoT technologies can allow vehicles within and across modes? Including cars, buses, trains, airplanes, and unmanned aerial vehicles (drones. to “talk” to one another and to components of the IoT infrastructure, creating intelligent transportation systems (ITS. Potential benefits of ITS may include increased safety and collision avoidance, optimized traffic flows, and energy savings, among others.
What Is the Current Federal Regulatory Role of USA Government Pertinent to Internet of Things?
There is no single federal agency that has overall responsibility for the IoT, just as there is no one agency with overall responsibility for cyberspace. Federal agencies may find the IoT useful in helping them fulfill their missions through a variety of applications such as those discussed in this report and elsewhere. Each agency is responsible under various laws and regulations for the functioning and security of its own IoT, although some technologies, such as drones, may also fall under some aspects of the jurisdiction of other agencies. Various agencies have regulatory, sector-specific, and other mission-related responsibilities that involve aspects of IoT. For example, entities that use wireless communications for their IoT devices will be subject to allocation rules for the portions of the electromagnetic spectrum that they use.
- The Federal Communications Commission (FCC. allocates and assigns spectrum for nonfederal entities.
- In the Department of Commerce, the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA. fulfills that function for federal entities, and the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST. creates standards, develops new technologies, and provides best practices for the Internet and Internet-enabled devices.
- The Federal Trade Commission (FTC. regulates and enforces consumer protection policies, including for privacy and security of consumer IoT devices.
- The Department of Homeland Security (DHS. is responsible for coordinating security for the 16 critical infrastructure sectors. Many of those sectors use industrial control systems (ICS., which are often connected to the Internet, and the DHS National Cybersecurity and Communications Integration Center (NCCIC. has an ICS Cyber Emergency Response Team (ICS-CERT. to help critical-infrastructure entities address ICS cybersecurity issues.
- The Food and Drug Administration (FDA. also has responsibilities with respect to the cybersecurity of Internet-connected medical devices.
- The Department of Justice (DOJ. addresses law-enforcement aspects of IoT, including cyberattacks, unlawful exfiltration of data from devices and/or networks, and investigation and prosecution of other computer and intellectual property crimes.
- Relevant activities at the Department of Energy (DOE. include those associated with developing high-performance and green buildings, and other energy-related programs, including those related to smart electrical grids.
- The Department of Transportation (DOT. has established an Intelligent Transportation Systems Joint Program Office (ITS JPO. to coordinate various programs and activities throughout DOT relating to the development and deployment of connected vehicles and systems, involving all modes of surface transportation. DOT mode-specific agencies also engage in ITS activities. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA. is involved in regulation and other activities relating to unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs. and commercial systems (UAS..
- The Department of Defense was a pioneer in the development of much of the foundational technology for the IoT. Most of its IoT deployment has related to its combat mission, both directly and for logistical and other support.
In addition to the activities described above, several agencies are engaged in research and development (R&D. related to the IoT: –
- Like NIST, the National Science Foundation (NSF. engages in cyber-physical systems research and other activities that cut across various IoT applications.
- The Networking and Information Technology Research and Development Program (NITRD., under the Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP. coordinates Federal agency R&D in networking and information technology. The NITRD Cyber Physical Systems Senior Steering Group “coordinates programs, budgets and policy recommendations” for IoT R&D.
- Other agencies involved in such R&D include the Food and Drug Administration (FDA., the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA., the National Institutes of Health (NIH., the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA., and several DOD agencies.
- The White House has also announced a smart-cities initiative focusing on the development of a research infrastructure, demonstration projects, and other R&D activities.
What Companies Are Working on Internet Of Things (IoT)?
At this point, the easier question might be who isn’t working on an IoT product. Big names like Samsung, LG, Apple, Google, Lowe’s and Philips are all working on connected devices, as are many smaller companies and startups. Research group Gartner predicts that 4.9 billion connected devices will be in use this year, and the number will reach 25 billion by 2020.
How Does the Internet of Things Work?
The IoT is not separate from the Internet, but rather, a potentially huge extension and expansion of it. The? things? that form the basis of the IoT are objects. They could be virtually anything? streetlights, thermostats, electric meters, fitness trackers, factory equipment, automobiles, unmanned aircraft systems (UASs or drones., or even cows or sheep in a field. What makes an object part of the IoT is embedded or attached computer chips or similar components that give the object both a unique identifier and Internet connectivity. Objects with such components are often called “smart”? Such as smart meters and smart cars. Internet connectivity allows a smart object to communicate with computers and with other smart objects. Connections of smart objects to the Internet can be wired, such as through Ethernet cables, or wireless, such as via a Wi-Fi or cellular network. To enable precise communications, each IoT object must be uniquely identifiable. That is accomplished through an Internet Protocol (IP. address, a number assigned to each Internet-connected device, whether a desktop computer, a mobile phone, a printer, or an IoT object. Those IP addresses ensure that the device or object sending or receiving information is correctly identified.
What Impacts Will the Internet of Things have on Energy Sector?
Within the energy sector, the IoT may impact both production and delivery, for example through facilitating monitoring of oil wellheads and pipelines. When IoT components are embedded into parts of the electrical grid, the resulting infrastructure is commonly referred to as the “smart grid”. This use of IoT enables greater control by utilities over the flow of electricity and can enhance the efficiency of grid operations. It can also expedite the integration of microgenerators into the grid. Smart-grid technology can also provide consumers with greater knowledge and control of their energy usage through the use of smart meters in the home or office. Connection of smart meters to a building’s HVAC, lighting, and other systems can result in “smart buildings” that integrate the operation of those systems. Smart buildings use sensors and other data to automatically adjust room temperatures, lighting, and overall energy usage, resulting in greater efficiency and lower energy cost. Information from adjacent buildings may be further integrated to provide additional efficiencies in a neighborhood or larger division in a city.
Why Is the Internet of Everything Important?
The Internet of Everything brings together people, process, data and things to make networked connections more relevant and valuable than ever before – turning information into actions that create new capabilities, richer experiences and unprecedented economic opportunity for businesses, individuals and countries.
What Impacts Will the Internet of Things have on Agriculture Sector?
The IoT can be leveraged by the agriculture industry through precision agriculture, with the goal of optimizing production and efficiency while reducing costs and environmental impacts. For farming operations, it involves analysis of detailed, often real-time data on weather, soil and air quality, water supply, pest populations, crop maturity, and other factors such as the cost and availability of equipment and labor. Field sensors test soil moisture and chemical balance, which can be coupled with location technologies to enable precise irrigation and fertilization. Drones and satellites can be used to take detailed images of fields, giving farmers information about crop yield, nutrient deficiencies, and weed locations. For ranching and animal operations, radio frequency identification (RFID. chips and electronic identification readers (EID. help monitor animal movements, feeding patterns, and breeding capabilities, while maintaining detailed records on individual animals.
Can All Iot Devices Talk To Each Other? What Is the Standard for Communication Between These Devices?
With so many companies working on different products, technologies and platforms, making all these devices communicate with each other is no small feat? seamless overall compatibility likely won’t happen. Several groups are working to create an open standard that would allow interoperability among the various products. Among them are the AllSeen Alliance, whose members include QUALCOMM, LG, Microsoft, Panasonic and Sony; and the Open Interconnect Consortium, which has the support of Intel, Cisco, GE, Samsung and HP. While their end goal is the same, there are some differences to overcome. For example, the OIC says the AllSeen Alliance doesn?t do enough in the areas of security and intellectual property protection. The AllSeen Alliance says that these issues have not been a problem for its more than 110 members. It?s not clear how the standards battle will play out, though many believe we?ll end up with three to four different standards rather than a single winner (think iOS and Android.. In the meantime, one way consumers can get around the problem is by getting a hub that supports multiple wireless technologies, such as the one offered by SmartThings.
Should the Consumers Be Concerned About Security and Privacy Issues Considering the Amount of Data Internet of Things (IoT) Collects?
The various amounts of data collected by smart home devices, connected cars and wearables have many people worried about the potential risk of personal data getting into the wrong hands. The increased number of access points also poses a security risk. The Federal Trade Commission has expressed concerns, and has recommended that companies take several precautions in order to protect their customers. The FTC, however, doesn’t have the authority to enforce regulations on IoT devices, so it is unclear how many companies will heed its advice. For example, Apple requires that companies developing products for its HomeKit platform include end-to-end encryption and authentication and a privacy policy. The company also said it doesn’t collect any customer data related to HomeKit accessories.
What Is Meant by A Smart City, In the Context of Internet Of Things (iot)?
As with IoT and other popular technology terms, there is no established consensus definition or set of criteria for characterizing what a smart city is. Specific characterizations vary widely, but in general they involve the use of IoT and related technologies to improve energy, transportation, governance, and other municipal services for specified goals such as sustainability or improved quality of life.
The related technologies include: –
- Social media (such as Facebook and Twitter.,
- Mobile computing (such as smartphones and wearable devices.,
- Data Analytics (big data ? the processing and use of very large data sets; and open data ? databases that are publicly accessible., and
- Cloud computing (the delivery of computing services from a remote location, analogous to the way utilities such as electricity are provided.
Together, these are sometimes called SMAC.
What Is Gainspan Gs2000 Protocol for Internet Of Things (IoT)?
GainSpan GS2000 is one such tech which used both ZigBee and Wi-Fi. It makes optimum use of power by putting the device into energy-saving standby mode when no data transmission is taking place. Only when device is awaked or checked for connection failure the high-power consumption connection of Wi-Fi is used.
What Risks and Challenges Should Be Considered in The Internet of Everything?
Some important considerations in the Internet of Everything include privacy, security, energy consumption and network congestion.
How Lack of Uniform Technical Standards Might Affect the Development And Implementation of The Internet Of Things?
Currently, there is no single universally recognized set of technical standards for the IoT, especially with respect to communications, or even a commonly accepted definition among the various organizations that have produced IoT standards or related documents. Many observers agree that a common set of standards will be essential for interoperability and scalability of devices and systems. However, others have expressed pessimism that a universal standard is feasible or even desirable, given the diversity of objects that the IoT potentially encompasses. Several different sets of de facto standards have been in development, and some observers do not expect formal standards to appear before 2017. Whether conflicts between standards will affect growth of the sector as it did for some other technologies is not clear.
What Is the Difference Between the Internet of Things and Machine to Machine?
Generally speaking, M2M could be considered a subset of IoT. M2M is like a line connecting 2 points, and IoT is like a network, a system composed of lots of M2M and triggering lots of interactions/activities. Giving a simple definition to M2M which is transferring data from one machine to another one. It’s been used everywhere in our daily life. For example, entrance security. Just like using your employee card to unlock a door. When the security detector receives the ID from the employee card and then unlock the door once the ID is approved. This is M2M. In this case, what IoT can offer? As mentioned, IoT is a network, is a system composed of lots of M2M and algorithms. When the system knows you are the person entering the office, it can turn on the light and the air conditioner of your partition, even it can adjust the most comfortable light level and temperature that you like the most from time to time after learning your behavior for a period of time. The system can get all the data from all the sensors and machines to know, for example, who and when enters the office, how much electricity you have consumed, what the environment makes you feel most comfortable, and other applications. IoT will make the facilities and things smarter and make people’s life more convenient. Not only machine to machine, but also human to machine, machine to human, and so on.
How Energy Consumption Might Affect the Development and Implementation Of The Internet Of Things?
Energy consumption can also be an issue. IoT objects need energy for sensing, processing, and communicating information. If objects isolated from the electric grid must rely on batteries, replacement can be a problem, even if energy consumption is highly efficient. That is especially the case for applications using large numbers of objects or placements that are difficult to access. Therefore, alternative approaches such as energy harvesting, whether from solar or other sources, are being developed.
What Is Bluegiga Apx4 Protocol for Internet Of Things (IoT)?
BLE and Wi-Fi together can be used without interference as they are compliable to coexistence protocols. The Bluegiga APx4 is one such solution which supports both BLE and Wi-Fi and is based on 450MHz ARM9 processor.
Who Coined the Term Internet Of Things and When?
The term Internet of Things is 16 years old. But the actual idea of connected devices had been around longer, at least since the 70s. Back then, the idea was often called “embedded internet” or “pervasive computing”. But the actual term “Internet of Things” was coined by Kevin Ashton in 1999 during his work at Procter Gamble. Ashton who was working in supply chain optimization, wanted to attract senior management’s attention to a new exciting technology called RFID. Because the internet was the hottest new trend in 1999 and because it somehow made sense, he called his presentation “Internet of Things”. Even though Kevin grabbed the interest of some P&G executives, the term Internet of Things did not get widespread attention for the next 10 years.
How High-speed Internet Might Affect the Development and Implementation of The Internet of Things?
Use and growth of the IoT can also be limited by the availability of access to high-speed Internet and advanced telecommunications services, commonly known as broadband, on which it depends. While many urban and suburban areas have access, that is not the case for many rural areas, for which private-sector providers may not find establishment of the required infrastructure profitable, and government programs may be limited.
How Internet Addresses might Affect the Development and Implementation of The Internet of Things?
A potential barrier to the development of IoT is the technical limitations of the version of the Internet Protocol (IP. that is used most widely. IP is the set of rules that computers use to send and receive information via the Internet, including the unique address that each connected device or object must have to communicate. Version 4 (IPv4. is currently in widest use. It can accommodate about four billion addresses, and it is close to saturation, with few new addresses available in many parts of the world. Some observers predict that Internet traffic will grow faster for IoT objects than any other kind of device over the next five years, with more than 25 billion IoT objects in use by 2020,76 and perhaps 50 billion devices altogether. IPv4 appears unlikely to meet that growing demand, even with the use of workarounds such as methods for sharing IP addresses. Version 6 (IPv6. allows for a huge increase in the number IP addresses. With IPv4, the maximum number of unique addresses, 4.2 billion, is not enough to provide even one address for each of the 7.3 billion people on Earth. IPv6, in contrast, will accommodate over 1038 addresses? more than a trillion trillion per person. It is highly likely that to accommodate the anticipated growth in the numbers of Internet-connected objects, IPv6 will have to be implemented broadly. It has been available since 1999 but was not formally launched until 2012. In most countries, fewer than 10% of IP addresses were in IPv6 as of September 2015. Adoption is highest in some European countries and in the United States, where adoption has doubled in the past year to about 20%. Globally, adoption has doubled annually since 2011, to about 7% of addresses in mid-2015. While growth in adoption is expected to continue, it is not yet clear whether the rate of growth will be sufficient to accommodate the expected growth in the IoT. That will depend on a number of factors, including replacement of some older systems and applications that cannot handle IPv6 addresses, resolution of security issues associated with the transition, and availability of sufficient resources for deployment. Efforts to transition federal systems to IPv6 began more than a decade ago. According to estimates by NIST, adoption for public-facing services has been much greater within the federal government than within industry or academia. However, adoption varies substantially among agencies, and some data suggest that federal adoption plateaued in 2012. Data were not available for this report on domains that are not public-facing, and it is not clear whether adoption of IPv6 by federal agencies will affect their deployment of IoT applications.
What Is Industrial Internet of Things?
The Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) is the use of Internet of Things (IoT? technologies in manufacturing. Also known as the Industrial Internet, IIoT incorporates machine learning and big data technology, harnessing the sensor data, machine-to-machine (M2M. communication and automation technologies that have existed in industrial settings for years. The driving philosophy behind the IIoT is that smart machines are better than humans at accurately, consistently capturing and communicating data. This data can enable companies to pick up on inefficiencies and problems sooner, saving time and money and supporting business intelligence efforts. In manufacturing specifically, IIoT holds great potential for quality control, sustainable and green practices, supply chain traceability and overall supply chain efficiency.
How Remote Updation of Software Might Affect the Development and Implementation of The Internet of Things?
Several other technical issues might impact the development and adoption of IoT. For example, if an objects software cannot be readily updated in a secure manner, that could affect both function and security. Some observers have therefore recommended that smart objects have remote updating capabilities. However, such capabilities could have undesirable effects such as increasing power requirements of IoT objects or requiring additional security features to counter the risk of exploitation by hackers of the update features.
What Are the Industrial Applications for Wireless Sensor Networks Internet of Things?
You can easily and cheaply buy sensors that can measure a variety of variables that would be interesting in industrial applications, for example (and this is for sure not a complete list.: light or sound intensity; voltage; current; pressure; temperature; rotational position; XYZ orientation; compass direction; acceleration; location; fluid flow rate and so on. These sensors can be interrogated by microcontroller, and data stored to memory card, or communicated in real-time to other systems via Bluetooth, Zigbee, WiFi , Ethernet, serial, USB, infrared and so on. The inexpensive nature of these microcontrollers (for example Google for ESP8266 to see a WiFi-enabled microcontroller. means that you could deploy a large number of these in an industrial setting (even in hazardous environments. and gather data without a large capital investment, and without the worry of “what if it gets destroyed”. There must be so many industrial applications of this technology that it’s impossible to enumerate the possibilities. The limiting factor is really only “how can we process all of this data”.
Why Should We Care About the Industrial Iot?
The Industrial IoT focuses strongly on intelligent cyber-physical systems. These systems comprise machines connected to computers that interpret, analyze and make decisions almost instantly, based on sensor data from many widely distributed sources. The Industrial IoT enables the smart system in your car that brakes automatically when it detects an obstacle in the road. It enables the patient monitoring system in hospitals to track everything from a patient’s heart rate to their medication intake. It enables a mining machine or space robot to safely and efficiently operate where humans can’t. The world is building more and more intelligent machines that interact with other machines, with their environments, with data centers and with humans.
What Is Wi-fi Protocol for Internet of Things?
Counted as the most mature wireless radio technology, Wi-Fi is predominant communication technology chosen for IoT applications. Already existing protocols like WPS make the integration of internet of things devices easier with the existing network. If we talk about transmission then Wi-Fi offers the best power-per-bit efficiency. However, power consumption when devices are dormant is much higher with conventional Wi-Fi designs. The solution is provided by protocols like BLE and ZigBee that reduce power consumption by sensors when devices are dormant. Most important use of Wi-Fi is in the applications where IP stack compliance is needed and there is high data transmission. For instance, in applications sharing audio, video or remote device controlling. As the prerequisites of internet of things are scaling up, companies are working on more integrated solutions. But even at present there are many solutions available for anyone who is trying to build up internet of things applications around the major three IoT components. Vendors
What Is Zigbee Protocol for Internet of Things?
ZigBee is a low power consuming IEEE 802.15.4(2003. standard based specification, ZigBee is a brain child of 16 automation companies. What makes it novel is the use of mesh networking which makes utilization of communication resources much more efficient. ZigBee based IoT nodes can connect to central controller making use of in-between nodes for propagating the data. It makes transmission and handling of data robust.
What Impacts Will the Internet of Things have on Manufacturing Sector?
Integration of IoT technologies into manufacturing and supply chain logistics is predicted to have a transformative effect on the sector. The biggest impact may be realized in optimization of operations, making manufacturing processes more efficient. Efficiencies can be achieved by connecting components of factories to optimize production, but also by connecting components of inventory and shipping for supply chain optimization. Another application is predictive maintenance, which uses sensors to monitor machinery and factory infrastructure for damage. Resulting data can enable maintenance crews to replace parts before potentially dangerous and/or costly malfunctions occur.
Is the Internet of Everything a Cisco or IBM Architecture or Trademark?
No. The Internet of Everything does not describe a specific architecture and is not solely owned by Cisco or IBM or any other company.
What Effect Will the Internet of Things have on Our Daily Lives?
It already is having an impact. A recent report from Gartner says there will be 4.9bn connected things in 2015, rising to 25bn by 2020. What are these things, though? “Let us not focus on fridges,” says Will Franks, who sold Ubiquisys to Cisco for ?204m in 2013. Franks, who has just helped set up the Wireless IoT Forum, lists a number of consumer touch points. “Keeping track of possessions where insurance companies could reduce premiums,” he says. “Home control devices, maintenance checks for cars and white goods, healthcare and so on.” He doesn’t mention robots or Facebook. Robots will be connected too in a smart home of the future, at least according to the GSMA. And Facebook? According to The Register, it?s planning to launch software development kits (SDKs. for IoT apps and devices. Heating control through systems such as Nest and Hive are just the start, it seems.
What Is Difference Between Wireless Sensor Network (wsn. And Internet Of Things Network (sensor.?
About WSN: Wireless sensor network is the foundation of IoT applications. WSN is the network of motes, formed to observe, to study or to monitor physical parameters of desired application. For example – Motes deployed in Agriculture land, monitor Temp-Humidity or even soil moisture, who gathers data and with perfect data analysis produce results about crop yields – quality or quantity.
About IoT: IoT is the network of physical objects controlled and monitored over internet. Now just as WSN, in IoT application you will encounter the monitoring of physical parameters. But desired outcomes are little different. IoT is more about M2M, it is more about bringing smartness into daily objects. For example – Device hooked to your Thermostat monitors surrounding temperature and adjust it to most preferred setting for
Give Few Examples of the Impact of Internet of Things on Our Lives?
To put things simply any object that can be connected will be connected by the IoT. This might not make sense for you on the forefront but it is of high value. With interconnected devices you can better arrange your life and be more productive, safer, smarter and informed than ever before. For instance, how easy it will be for you to start your day if your alarm clock is not only able to wake you up but also able to communicate with your brewer to inform it that you are awake at the same time notifies your geezer to start water heating. Or your wearable wrist health band keeps track of your vitals to inform you when you are most productive during the day. These are just few examples but applications of internet of things are numerous. On large scale transportation, healthcare, defense, environment monitoring, manufacturing and every other field you can imagine of can be benefited from IoT. It is very hard to conceive the whole application domain of internet of things at the moment but you can clearly understand why it is such an interesting and hot topic at the moment.
How Safety Issue Might Affect the Development and Implementation of The Internet of Things especially in Usa?
Given that smart objects can be used both to monitor conditions and to control machinery, the IoT has broad implications for safety, with respect to both improvements and risks. For example, objects embedded in pipelines can monitor both the condition of the equipment and the flow of contents. Among other benefits, that can help both to expedite shutoffs in the event of leaks and to prevent them through predictive maintenance. Connected vehicles can help reduce vehicle collisions through crash avoidance technologies and other applications.110 Wireless medical devices can improve patient safety by permitting remote monitoring and facilitating adjustments in care. However, given the complexities involved in some applications of IoT, malfunctions might in some instances result in catastrophic system failures, creating significant safety risks, such as flooding from dams or levees. In addition, hackers could potentially cause malfunctions of devices such as insulin pumps or automobiles, potentially creating significant safety risks.
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Raspberry Pi Platform and Raspberry Pi Interfacing
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