Nature-Inspired Driven Multiuser Multi Service Scheduling Protocol for Wireless Sensor Networks

In order to enhance the energy efficiency of wireless sensor networks, the authors of this research suggest the Nature-Inspired Driven Multiuser Multi Service Scheduling Prootocol (NID-MMSSP). Load balancing is a method used in cloud computing to accomplish the goal of optimum resource use. The load is spread among available resources using a method inspired by natural systems. As a result, a plethora of NID-MMSSP methods are put out to ensure optimal performance. Nonetheless, there is not a comprehensive and exhaustive research examining and investigating the key essential concerns in this sector, despite the relevance of the NID-MMSSP methodologies for tackling the problem of the Nature-Inspired in the cloud environment. Consequently, this study provides extensive treatment of the NID-MMSSP methods used in the field of Nature-Inspired cloud computing. This paper's primary objective is to emphasize the importance of algorithms and the advantages they give in resolving Nature-Inspired problems. Furthermore, the benefits and drawbacks of the NID-MMSSP algorithms have been studied, and their substantial obstacles are taken into account when suggesting new strategies that are more successful at solving the Nature-Inspired issue in cloud settings.