Advancing IoT System Dependability: A Deep Dive into Management and Operation Plane Separation
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| author | Hao, Luoyao Zhang, Shuo Schulzrinne, Henning |
| author_facet | Hao, Luoyao Zhang, Shuo Schulzrinne, Henning |
| contents | We propose to enhance the dependability of large-scale IoT systems by separating the management and operation plane. We innovate the management plane to enforce overarching policies, such as safety norms, operation standards, and energy restrictions, and integrate multi-faceted management entities, including regulatory agencies and manufacturers, while the current IoT operational workflow remains unchanged. Central to the management plane is a meticulously designed, identity-independent policy framework that employs flexible descriptors rather than fixed identifiers, allowing for proactive deployment of overarching policies with adaptability to system changes. Our evaluation across three datasets indicates that the proposed framework can achieve near-optimal expressiveness and dependable policy enforcement. |
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| spellingShingle | Advancing IoT System Dependability: A Deep Dive into Management and Operation Plane Separation Hao, Luoyao Zhang, Shuo Schulzrinne, Henning Networking and Internet Architecture We propose to enhance the dependability of large-scale IoT systems by separating the management and operation plane. We innovate the management plane to enforce overarching policies, such as safety norms, operation standards, and energy restrictions, and integrate multi-faceted management entities, including regulatory agencies and manufacturers, while the current IoT operational workflow remains unchanged. Central to the management plane is a meticulously designed, identity-independent policy framework that employs flexible descriptors rather than fixed identifiers, allowing for proactive deployment of overarching policies with adaptability to system changes. Our evaluation across three datasets indicates that the proposed framework can achieve near-optimal expressiveness and dependable policy enforcement. |
| title | Advancing IoT System Dependability: A Deep Dive into Management and Operation Plane Separation |
| topic | Networking and Internet Architecture |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2511.11204 |