The Internet of Things (IoT) now connects over nine billion devices. This number is predicted to approach 20 billion in the near future, and the number of things is rapidly expanding, implying that a large amount of data will be created. To handle the connected things,
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The Internet of Things (IoT) now connects over nine billion devices. This number is predicted to approach 20 billion in the near future, and the number of things is rapidly expanding, implying that a large amount of data will be created. To handle the connected things, an infrastructure must be built. Cloud computing (CC) has become necessary in the analysis and data storage for IoT. A cloud broker, which is an intermediate in the infrastructure that controls connected things in cloud computing, is discussed in this study. An optimization problem is examined for maximizing the broker's profit and system availability while minimizing request response time and energy consumption. For this purpose, an objective function is proposed and solved using the Black Widow Optimization (BWO) algorithm. Subsequently, the obtained results are compared with the particle swarm optimization (PSO) algorithms. The results indicate that the BWO algorithm could outperform the PSO algorithm, and it can provide much better results considering different scenarios.
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