IoT Development and Testing Part 2: Dev-Ops-Testing Introduction
IoT Development and Testing Part 2: Dev-Ops-Testing Introduction
About the Book
Each eBook in this series starts with an introduction to the environment of Internet of Things (IoT). Some people also refer to this as the internet of everything, but we will stick with IoT.
Why the internet of things?
Well in IoT the basic idea is to take every day physical objects, devices, systems, and systems of systems and connect them with software as well as communications to the internet. The obvious starting point has been existing electronic devices since these object already had power, which is necessary to support computers and communication. However, many people have realized that other physical devices can have power and a computer added offering “new” smart devices.
About the Author
Table of Contents
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Preface
- Acknowledgements
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Introduction – What is IoT Dev and Test?
- What This Book Addresses
- Audience
- How to use this eBook
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Planning and Funding IoT Projects
- Creating a small, or a smallish “critical,” device IoT system (for the money)?
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In the Beginning – A Inspired Spark of an Idea for smallish startups
- Are you responsible for the more extensive IoT landscape?
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Stories and Con – Ops (concept of operations)
- Functional and Nonfunctional quality needs (requirements, stories, and con-ops)
- Funding Capital (how to find money)
- Suppliers and Acquisition – You are NOT doing all the work yourself
- Supplier trade studies and selection activities
- Managing and assessing a third-party vendor
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Estimation
- Top down or bottom up Estimation
- Variables Affecting Estimates
- Venture capital estimates
- Crowd-sourced funding
- Estimation over a life cycle
- Estimating schedules (goes with most cost estimates)
- Estimating Test Size
- Quality, Verification, Validation, and Testing
- Test and Quality
- Verification and Validation
- Minimum activities needed to release an IoT into the wild
- Operations (Ops) Impacts
- How does Ops change over time?
- Retirement and Disposal
- Communication and Integration
- IoT Operations and Maintenance (O&M) with Data Analytics
- Release Deployment
- Test and Quality
- Evolving as you go
- Minimum testing to release IoT into the wild – a checklist
- System IoT Considerations
- Project and Organizational Project-Enabling Processes
- Measurement and status
- Trade study – (AKA decision analysis)
- Design - Safety and Test Standards for IoT
- Hardware Design Considerations
- Software Design Considerations
- IoT Device Communication and Integration
- Product and development life cycle impacts -
- Summary
- Appendix A: Skills needed for Dev
- Appendix B: Dev-Test check list
- Glossary of Definitions
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