1st Edition
Designing IoT Applications with Serverless Concepts and Open Source Tools
Section I: Foundations and Tools 1. Foundations of IoT and Serverless Computing 2. AI/ML/DL for IoT 3. Programming Serverless 4. Edge-level Devices Section II: Architectures and System Design 5. Serverless IoT 6. Decentralized Serverless Architectures 7. Resource Allocation Strategies 8. Distributed Scheduling in Serverless IoT 9. Serverless Workflows Section III: Performance Aspects 10. Energy, Scalability, and Latency-Aware Serverless 11. Performance Optimization in Serverless IoT 12. Benchmarking Serverless IoT 13. Acceleration Strategies Section IV: Applications and Future Directions 14. Serverless IoT Platforms 15. Serverless IoT-Enabled Applications 16. Conclusion and Future Directions
Biography
Shajulin Benedict is currently affiliated to the Indian Institute of Information Technology Kottayam, Kerala, India, an institute of national importance of India. Additionally, he serves as the Director/PI/Representative Officer of AIC-IIIT Kottayam Foundation (Sec.8 Company) for nourishing young entrepreneurs of India in IoT-related topics. He graduated in 2001. In 2004, he received his M.E Degree in Digital Communication and Computer Networking from A.K.C.E, Anna University, Chennai. He is the University second rank holder for his masters. He completed his Ph.D in Grid scheduling under Anna University, Chennai (Supervisor - Dr. V. Vasudevan, Director, Software Technologies Group of TIFAC Core in Network Engineering). After his Ph.D award, he joined a research team in Germany to become a Post Doctorate under the guidance of Prof. Gerndt. He served as a Professor at SXCCE Research Centre of Anna University-Chennai. Later, he visited TUM Germany to teach Cloud Computing and Internet of Things as Guest Professor of TUM-Germany. His research interests include IoT Cloud, Performance Analysis, Scheduling, Edge Analytics, and so forth.
