Abstract

Cloud computing is a paradigm that enables users to access statistics and programs through the use of a virtualized infrastructure. As such, it could be leveraged to lessen the prices of strolling an allotted system, even at the same time growing its competencies and flexibility. Unfortunately, cloud computing additionally has a big effect on the great of service of the underlying Wi-Fi community. In this paper, we discover the best carrier influences of cloud computing over wi-wireless networks in phrases of latency, throughput, and packet loss. Wi-Fi, we talk about the demanding situations and solutions associated with integrating Wi-Fi networks with cloud computing architectures. We then evaluate the overall performance of different eventualities, consisting of using 4G and 5G, as well as baseline overall performance without cloud integration. Our outcomes show that cloud computing can improve the general quality of service of Wi-Fi wireless networks despite the fact that there may be full-size variations between exceptional community generations.