I'm looking for a simulator or emulator to validate an approach that solves cascading failures on interdependent IoT devices, so I'm wondering if there is one that can simulate failures and dependencies between IoT devices?
- ns-3: This is an open-source discrete-event network simulator that can be used to simulate wireless networks, including IoT networks. It has a module for simulating wireless sensor networks and supports several popular IoT protocols.
- OMNet++: This is an open-source discrete event simulation tool that can be used to simulate networks of all kinds, including IoT networks. It includes support for simulating wireless sensor networks and several popular IoT protocols.
- Cooja: This is a network simulator for wireless sensor networks that is part of the Contiki OS project. It can be used to simulate interactions between IoT devices and supports several popular IoT protocols.
Dear Fredrick Ishengoma , Sai R N Thank yu so much for your answers,
I have found that the simulator iFogSim is a good choice for simulating IoT devices' failures and interactions using the sense-process-actuate model. Failures and recovery actions can be simulated in the form of events.
There are several simulators and emulators available for IoT devices that can simulate failures and dependencies between devices. Here are a few options that you can explore:
Mazin Abed Mohammed
Thanks alot for this reference of simulators and emulators Dr.Mazin
inshalla I will see them
regards…
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