Real-Time Analytics and Cloud-Native Data Engineering for Smart Manufacturing Systems
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https://doi.org/10.67228/30715717/IJDEIC-2023PI9T2LPublished 01-05-2023
Cloud-Native Manufacturing, Smart Manufacturing Systems, Industrial IoT Analytics, Real-Time Data Pipelines, Scalable Cloud Architecture, Elastic Compute Resources, Multi-Tenancy Support, Stateless Service Design, Service Mesh Integration, Observability Frameworks, Data Ingestion Pipelines, Streaming Analytics, Edge To Cloud Integration, Manufacturing Data Engineering, Decision Support Analytics, Cost-Efficient Deployment, Small And Medium Enterprise Enablement, Big Data Infrastructure, Cloud-Native Design Patterns, Industrial Analytics Governance Issue
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[1]D. Sathiri, “Real-Time Analytics and Cloud-Native Data Engineering for Smart Manufacturing Systems”, IJDEIC, vol. 6, no. 1, pp. 01–18, Jan. 2023, doi: 10.67228/30715717/IJDEIC-2023PI9T2L.Abstract
Although cloud computing is not yet widely embraced by the industrial domain, its growing popularity in Information Technology suggests it will soon be adopted in this area as well. Smart manufacturing advocates see potential in the cloud-native ecosystem due to its capability for rapid development and cost savings. At the same time, the Internet of Things (IoT) and Big Data are fundamental components of smart manufacturing. A cloud-native environment significantly lowers the barrier for small- and medium-sized enterprises that strive to take the first step toward integrating these technologies. Yet cloud-native technology brings its own challenges, and suitable architecture design patterns must be adopted to ensure scaling and optimization during and after development. Based on an extensive body of knowledge and well-proven design patterns, these aspects have been incorporated into a cloud-native, data-engineering-oriented end-to-end solution design that supports real-time analytics in a manufacturing context. The solution design ultimately enables data from IoT devices to flow all the way through to the delivery of insights with decision-making impact. It covers the entire process—from data ingestion and storage to data-engineering pipelines and enabling cloud-native tooling—and satisfies six aspects important for cloud-native design: scalability, elasticity, multi-tenancy, support for stateless services, service mesh integration, and observability. The results, streamlined, synthesized, and presented in an integrated manner, provide a cloud-native solution-architecture perspective aligned with the real-time analytics demand of IoT-enabled manufacturing systems. They also enable or facilitate further, more specialized design decisions in the context of analytics and data engineering and serve as a knowledge repository for related explorations.
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[1]D. Sathiri, “Real-Time Analytics and Cloud-Native Data Engineering for Smart Manufacturing Systems”, IJDEIC, vol. 6, no. 1, pp. 01–18, Jan. 2023, doi: 10.67228/30715717/IJDEIC-2023PI9T2L.