While 5G was the initiator of possibilities to bring forth the next generation of computing, the Internet of Things (IoT) represents the actual devices that will be the vehicle for its success. For it is IoT that represents the physical components that will make a technology feasible by placing intermediate smart hardware in every place imaginable around the globe. The objective then of IoT is to allow 5/6G to become a reality by reducing its operational costs while increasing network reliability for consumers and businesses. The identity of IoT is to increase the uptime and real time processing of an agile architecture and to eliminate any notion of an unscheduled network failure. Thus, IoT must catch problems before they occur and provide a train that has alternative tracks should a disturbance occur during any operation.