Crumbling Walls Log Quorum System-based Name Resolution Routing for CCN based IoT

Abstract

Content Centric Networking (CCN) is recently gaining attention for its potential to support emerging applications within Internet of Things (IoT). IoT generates huge volumes of data, with millions of nodes frequently requesting or generating different contents. CCN helps in breaking the coupling between a content and its location by addressing data with name rather than its location. This paper supports a CCN based approach in the IoT environment. To address scalability problems associated with CCN-assisted IoTs, we propose a new crumbling walls log quorum system based name resolution routing technique. The proposed system supports scalability, as the intersection property of a quorum system, inevitably minimizes the read/write operations overhead on distributed name resolution servers. Results show that the proposed technique increases the availability of the system along with low lookup overhead, latency, and load on distributed servers.