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Comparison with HTTP and MQTT on required network resources for IoT

HTTP has been widely applied for data transfer. However, in networks for IoT, this protocol causes a large overhead. To solve this problem, named based transfer protocols have been discussed. This paper compares the performance of HTTP with that of MQTT, a type of named based transfer protocol. Additionally, the paper proposes enhancements to MQTT for better performance.