MongoDBIOT City Tour – Cologne

10th September 2015

MongoDB Speaker:Joe DrumgooleDirector of Solutions Architecture, EMEA

Why Your Dad’s database is not suitable for the Internet of Things and Industrie 4.0

Joe DrumgooleDirector of Solutions Architecture (EMEA)@jdrumgoole

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The Internet - 1971

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The Internet - 2015

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Google

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Google Germany

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It used to be Asymmetric

Outbound Bandwidth Inbound Bandwidth

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What used to be at the Edge?

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Today

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What’s Different

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It’s a sensor world

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Everyday Sensors

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Exotic Sensors

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Manufacturing Sensors

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Closing the Manufacturing Loop

Integrated Product/Service Design,Product Manufacturing, Service Development

Distribution & Activation

Marketing & Sales

Service OperationsRemote Condition Monitoring, Remote Maintenance, Predictive MaintenanceSolution Support & Product MaintenanceDigitalServices

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Source: www.enterprise-iot.org

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Service Led Products

Traditional Manufacturer Servitization

Products Solutions

CAPEX OPEX

Transaction Relationship

Connected Asset Lifecycle Management

Digital Services

New, enabled by IoT

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What used to Happen

LocalDatabase

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What Happens Today

The Internet

CloudDatabase

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Web Site - Density

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Smart Phone - Density

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Sensor- Density

Gartner – 4.9 billion devices

ABI Research – 16 billion devices

Datamation– 12.9 billion devices

Five Billion Sensors Deployed – Bosch SI

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• Ubiquitous, cheap sensors and controllers• Ubiquitous cheap bandwidth• HTTP/TCP/IP as a universal protocol• On demand storage at cents per GB

What enables the IoT?

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What is the next big thing?

The thing we have been doing badly for the last ten years

Why Now?

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What When WhereStore-Filter-Distribute

Millions of events per minuteFuture use cases

IoT Demands

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• Expensive Storage• Cheap Programmers• Tables of strings, ints, floats, dates• One big machine• A small number of connected users• A well defined unchanging set of requirements

These are IoT Anti-Patterns

Relational Database Assumptions

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MongoDB

• Dynamic Schemas

• Automatic Scaling

• Text Search

• Aggregation Framework and MapReduce

• Hadoop Integration

• GEO Search

• Full, Flexible Index Support and Rich Queries

• Built-In Replication for High Availability

• Advanced Security

• Large Media Storage with GridFS

• Pluggable Storage Engine

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