Abstract:
Researchers and companies are increasingly interested in combining blockchain and the Internet of Things (IoT) to create a secure, reliable, and resilient communication platform. However, determining blockchain’s role in IoT contexts with minimal impact is difficult.
This project proposes a blockchain-based message schedule with critical and non-critical access-level filters for incoming messages. Researchers propose splitting the fog layer into action and blockchain fog clusters.
For critical message requests, the action cluster and main cloud data center collaborate like the three-layered IoT architecture. Blockchain fog clusters serve only blockchain applications. A fog broker schedules critical and non-critical messages in the action and blockchain fog clusters.
Comparing the proposed method to Dual Fog-IoT. Fog and cloud computing resource use is tested. This architecture works for different percentages of critical and non-critical messages. Blockchain reduces system loss and offloads the cloud data center without changing the IoT ecosystem.
Keywords: Blockchains, Internet Of Things, Cloud Computing, Computer Architecture, Logic Gates, Ecosystems, Quality Of Service, Message Services, Scheduling, Edge Computing, Wireless Sensor Networks, Internet Of Things (Iot), Message Scheduling, Wireless Sensor Networks, Fog Computing
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