DLIT:物联网数据的可扩展分布式账本

Sina Rafati Niya, R. Beckmann, B. Stiller
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物联网(IoT)和区块链(BC)的整合,以实现强大的信任和去中心化,在供应链追踪、智慧城市和医疗保健等用例中显示出潜力。由于大量的物联网设备在这种情况下进行交互,因此为bc内的物联网数据持久性提供可扩展和安全的机制至关重要。在这方面,分片机制已经被用来增强bc的可扩展性。然而,BC的分布式网络的断开和延迟可能会引起分片间和矿机间同步的问题,最终阻止BC达到高吞吐量。因此,这项工作开发了一种面向物联网的许可BC,它通过可扩展的分布式账本(DL)覆盖了一种针对不稳定分布式网络的新型分片机制。因此,DLIT(物联网数据分布式账本)提供了一种新颖的两层事务分发、验证和分片间同步,并结合身份验证和验证机制来支持可行的安全级别。
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DLIT: A Scalable Distributed Ledger for IoT Data
The integration of the Internet-of-Things (IoT) and Blockchain (BC) for strong trust and decentralization shows potentials in use cases, such as supply chain tracing, smart cities, and health care. As a great number of IoT devices interacting in such cases, it is crucial to provide scalable and secure mechanisms for IoT data persistence within BCs. In this regard, sharding mechanisms have been employed to enhance the scalability of BCs. However, disconnections and delays of a BC’s distributed network can cause concerns for inter-shard and inter-miner synchronizations, eventually preventing the BC from reaching a high throughput. Thus, this work develops an IoT-oriented permissioned BC, which covers via a scalable Distributed Ledger (DL) a novel sharding mechanism for unstable distributed networks. Therefore, DLIT (Distributed Ledger for IoT Data) offers a novel two-layered transaction distribution, validation, and inter-shard synchronization, combined with authentication and verification mechanisms in support of a viable security level.
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