Improving the Speed and Capacity of IoT Applications Hosted In the Cloud: A Critical Analysis

Abstract

Computing in the cloud and the World Wide Web of Things are relatively new concepts, yet their development parallels that of humans. The Internet of Things is the most important concept in the Internet because it offers a global shared platform for technological innovation that brings together networked objects and seamless networks. This makes it the most important concept on the Internet. Cloud computing provides a backend option for the processing of enormous data streams and computations, despite the challenges of connecting everything to a seamless network. This is because cloud computing is based on distributed computing. Despite this, it is not possible to combine cloud computing with IOT without running into some form of interference or difficulty. In this article, we give a general evaluation of the many cloud computing domains that are prominent in the Internet of Things (IoT), and we also provide a discussion of the difficulties and possible solutions for the Future Internet (IF), where cloud computing is involved. In addition, we provide an overall evaluation of the many public computing categories that are dominant in the Internet of Things (IoT).