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  5. The Theory Of Everything: Unifying for Data in Motion, Data at Rest and Computations

The Theory Of Everything: Unifying for Data in Motion, Data at Rest and Computations

Session details
Status: 
Accepted
Speaker(s): 
Angelo Corsaro (ADLINK Technology)
Julien Enoch (ZettaScale Technology SARL)
Olivier HECART (ADLINK Technology)
Experience level: 
Beginner
Tags: 
zenoh
EdgeNative
open robotics
Distributed Systems
Autonomous Vehicle
Session Track: 
IoT & Edge
Session Type: 
Standard

The idea of finding a theory of everything providing the minimal set of abstractions for dealing with data in motion, data at rest and computations, at any scale, has always fascinated and to some extent obsessed us. We have been working on this problem for years, refined our abstractions, evolved our sensibility, and deepened our understanding of the problem — after years of sweat, we think we have possibly found the answer.

The answer to the problems that those of us involved in the design of distributed systems have struggled-with over several years. The problem created by the segregation and impedance mismatch between technologies for dealing with data in motion, technologies for dealing with data at rest and those for dealing with remote computations.

In this presentation we will introduce the four abstractions that we have found able to be necessary and sufficient to express data in motion, data at rest and computation along with the handful of primitive to operate over them. We will Illustrate how these four abstractions have been efficiently implemented within the Eclipse Zenoh project and how they can be composed to build a data management framework that is able to support any-scale data in motion, geo-distributed storages and queries along with distributed computations. All of this, while providing location and referential transparency.

We will also provide examples of how Eclipse Zenoh is being at the edge-computing data fabric in several application domains such as Robotics, Autonomous Vehicles, 5G, and Smart-*.

Objective of the presentation: 
The presentation has the following goals: (1) share our findings on identifying the primitives to unify data in motion, data at rest and computations, (2) explain how these primitives have been efficiently implemented as part for the Eclipse Zenoh project, (3) highlight how the provided abstractions greatly simplifies data management at scale, and (4) show how Eclipse Zenoh is being used in real world applications
Attendee pre-requisites - If none, enter "N/A": 
N/A
Schedule info
Time: 
27 Oct 2021 - 16:10 to 27 Oct 2021 - 16:40
Room: 
Room 4
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