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PBFT-based ordering service for IoT domains

This work proposes and evaluates a Practical Byzantine Fault Tolerance (PBFT)-inspired ordering service for IoT data collection and block formation in a permissioned blockchain environment. We implement an algorithm for atomic insertion of request to ordering service in which each ordering node can initiate insertion and lead the consensus protocol, unlike traditional current implementations of ordering service which rely on a single point of entry. We have modeled record insertion service into the P2P ordering service with constant number of nodes, variable request rate, and known distribution of one-way propagation delays among the ordering peers. Performance results show the behavior of system descriptors and the limits of system capacity expressed in terms of total request rate.