No Database Needed, Native — Tarantool as an Application Server for IoT

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An explanation of using Tarantool as an application server for IoT rather than as a conventional database: it defines IoT and why management systems are needed, lists functional parts (device drivers, action-scripts, timer-scripts, web UI, common bus), argues why Tarantool is suitable and why a full database is not used, and presents the implementation with architecture diagrams and code examples.

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1. 0:00Tarantool introduction
2. 1:10What is IoT?
3. 3:21IoT system challenges
4. 8:35Unified management need
5. 10:21Tarantool as IoT server
6. 12:28Tarantool architecture
7. 15:01Central bus and scripts
8. 18:36Script types in Tarantool
9. 21:11Real-world script example
10. 22:16Device drivers in Tarantool
11. 24:25Central console and logging
12. 26:54Web interface development
13. 28:22Unified development environment
14. 31:34Logic handling and scaling
15. 36:36Open-source Tarantool
16. 38:07Deployment and licensing
17. 41:07Long-term data storage
18. 42:11Tarantool’s database role
19. 44:03Event processing flow
20. 47:45Data vs events model
21. 49:14Performance optimization

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