Grid-based Future Internet with Wireless sensor network

ByMohammad Mehedi Hassan

Student ID: 2007311153

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Computing: current state

Internet offering connections

Industry, offices and homes own their own facilities, with connection provided by the Internet

Recent Trends

• Currently web 2.0 is changing the way we browse the Internet

• Also SaaS (Software as a Service) services are increasing

• These new service trends requires huge processing and storage power as well as security and accounting which current Internet is not quit capable to provide

• There is a need to transform the Internet from a data transmission pipe into a vast platform for hosting a wide array of services available to the world's six billion inhabitants

Problems of Current Internet

• Spam e-mail or messages and worm attacks• Difficulties to update or use different patches

for the antivirus to communicate with globally distributed system

• Difficulties to use computational power and storage to support different online services

• Still facing bandwidth problem

Proposal

• Grid computing can be the future direction of current Internet

• Grid is an emerging global infrastructure that combines geographically distributed and heterogeneous computing capabilities into a single, powerful computing resource

• We will provide an architecture for future Internet using Grid

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Grid Computing Vision

Grid service providerGrid offering services

In the future, third parties provide facilities (Grid service providers); users get access to services. Businesses can also offer services over the Grid, an extension to the electricity grid analogy.

Proposal (Cont’d)

• Sensor networks need to be attached in Future Internet

• But processing and storing huge sensor data is not possible within current Internet

• So we propose Grid-based Internet which can process and store huge sensor data efficiently for various ubiquitous next generation Internet services