Assignment – I

(Review on research papers)

GEN745
Submitted To Submitted/Presented By
Dr Nupur Prasad Gagandeep Sethi
UID- 6599 PhD (Computer Applications)
Department of Research and Reg. Number – 42300033
Development
 Title of Paper 1
Performance Evaluation of IoT Data
Management Using MongoDB Versus MySQL
Databases in Different Cloud Environments

Novelty Statement
The novelty of this research lies in its
comprehensive evaluation of open-source DBMSs,
specifically MySQL and MongoDB, in the context of
IoT data management and cloud computing.
Performance Evaluation of IoT Data Management Using MongoDB Versus MySQL Databases in Different Cloud Environments
 Method Adopted
• The method being used is an experimental
method i.e how experiment was conducted to
evaluate the proposed database's
performance in the context of IoT data
collection.
 Steps Involved In Experiment
• Collecting data from a fixed number of
stations (four stations) located within one
town.
• Describing the structure of the proposed
database (as shown in below table)
 Steps (Contd.)

• Specifying that each station collects and buffers data every second
from its related sensor nodes and transmits 1000 records to the
cloud in each transmission.
• Introducing several scenarios to illustrate important database
operations.
• Conducting experiments by increasing the number of sensors
connected to each station from 1 to 12 sensors.
• Increasing the total number of sensors for the experiments from 4
to 48 by adding one sensor per station in each experiment.
• This experimental method is used to study the performance of the
proposed database under varying conditions and sensor loads,
which allows for data-driven analysis and conclusions regarding the
database's behavior.
Results & discussions
 Journal Details
• Name of Journal – IEEE
• SJR of Journal - 0.926
• Source Normalized Impact per Paper – 1.422
• ISSN - 2169-3536

Article Link (For self reference) -

https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/9116940
 Title of Paper 2
Enhancing MongoDB with Purpose-based
Access Control

Novelty Statement
This work introduces a ground-breaking
approach to enhance MongoDB with purpose-
based privacy enforcement capabilities

Performance Evaluation of IoT Data Management Using MongoDB Versus MySQL Databases in Different Cloud Environments
 Method Adopted (MeM)
• The method adopted in this section is the
design and implementation of a software
module called Mem (MongoDB enforcement
monitor). Mem serves as a bridge between
MongoDB servers and their clients,
intercepting and analysing messages
exchanged between them.
 Method Adopted (Contd..)
• Session Activation Control: It ensures that a
session can be activated on a connection only
if the access purpose specified by the user is
valid and authorized.
• Purpose-based Access Control at Document
Level: It regulates the execution of queries
issued by a user on a valid connection based
on the specified purpose.
 Results & discussions
The results indicate that the introduced
purpose-based access control solution for
MongoDB, implemented through Mem, is
effective and imposes minimal overhead. The
authors also have plans for future research and
development in this area, aiming to expand the
scope of purpose-based access control and
apply it to other database systems.
 Title of Paper 3
Choosing the right NoSQL database for the job:
a quality attribute evaluation

Novelty Statement
The paper aimed to answer the question: "Is there
enough information about the quality of NoSQL
databases to help software engineers make better
choices?" They couldn't find similar research, so they
created a method to answer this question.
Performance Evaluation of IoT Data Management Using MongoDB Versus MySQL Databases in Different Cloud Environments
 Method Adopted
• Identification of Quality Attributes
• Selection of NoSQL Databases
• Literature Survey
• Architectural Considerations
• Evaluation and Summary
• Comparison of Evaluated Databases
Results & discussions
 Journal Details
• Name of Journal – Journal of Big Data
• SJR of Journal – 2.714
• Source Normalized Impact per Paper – 1.422
• ISSN - 2196-1115

Article Link (For self reference) – View Details

 Title of Paper 4
Handling big data of online social networks on
a small machine

Novelty Statement
The authors have developed a system called MPT
(Microblog Processing Toolkit) that allows
researchers in small labs with limited resources to
conduct big-data research on online social
networks (OSNs) using commodity computers
Performance Evaluation of IoT Data Management Using MongoDB Versus MySQL Databases in Different Cloud Environments
 Method Adopted
• Collected Large Number of Data from popular
OSN sites in mainland China
• Performed Statistical analysis on Various topics
• Literature Survey
• Architectural Considerations
• Evaluation and Summary
• Comparison of Evaluated Databases
• Compared and evaluated different indexing
methods
Sample Data
 Indexing Methods
• Nextword indexing
 Indexing Methods (Contd..)
• Lucene-based indexing
Results and Discussion
 Results
• Mongo is good for storing data but not suitable for carrying
out search on big data.
• Nextword offers good performance on real-time search
with fast response time and statistical analysis time. But it
would take up too much RAM. Nextword would be a good
choice for analyzing moderate-size data (e.g., less than 3
million MBPs) with high requirement on statistical analysis.
• Lucene is a low RAM-consumption and stable system. But it
has the worst performance on precision and recall. For
those who need to analyze big volume of data but do not
require exact statistical results, Lucene would be a better
choice.