With the development and popularization of cloud computing technology, more and more users choose cloud services to build their application systems. With the improvement of users’ understanding of software systems, in addition to functionality, trustworthiness has become another key issue concerned by users. Based on the existing research on cloud service trustworthiness measurement and evaluation, this paper proposes a cloud service-trusted delivery model based on asymmetric encryption and hash function and a trusted runtime model of cloud service system based on block chain technology. The proposed models will effectively solve the untrusted problems such as denial and tampering in the process of cloud service acquisition, as well as the system anomaly at runtime. Finally, through targeted experiments to verify the effectiveness and feasibility of the proposed models, and through experimental analysis, this paper expounds on the principle and mechanism of model operation and trustworthiness guarantee.
With the rapid progress of information technology, cloud computing and cloud services are widely accepted and applied to all aspects of social life. In the cloud computing environment, SaaS (Software-as-a-Service) services have become the main form of software services. For SaaS services, evolutionary and iterative development methods have become the main methods of software system construction. For systems with high trustworthiness, the independent trustworthiness of each SaaS service has a great impact on the overall status. However, SaaS services with high independent trustworthiness do not always build highly trusted software systems. The combinatorial trustworthiness between SaaS services is as important as the independent trustworthiness of each SaaS service. This paper takes combinatorial trustworthiness between SaaS services as the research object. Combinatorial trustworthiness measurement method based on Markov and cosine similarity theory is proposed. The feasibility and effectiveness of the proposed method are verified through simulation experiments. Applicable scenarios, advantages, and disadvantages of the proposed method are shown through the comparison of different measurement methods. The proposed method provides theoretical and technical support for users to select SaaS services suitable for their application scenarios, build cloud service systems, and monitor the operation status of cloud service systems.
Even well-known cloud platforms will have sudden credibility problems in the long-term application process. Effectively evaluating the credibility of the cloud platform and providing users with scientific evaluation results can help users reasonably choose a trusted cloud platform. However, there are often conflicting opinions or malicious assessments in the process of assessment. In addition, the personal privacy information of the users participating in the assessment is at risk of being leaked, and the data that the users have evaluated is also easy to be modified. In order to solve the above problems, this paper defines the credibility category and confidence interval of cloud platform, puts forward a quantitative assessment method combined with fuzzy theory, and realizes the fusion of different users’ assessment results based on D-S theory. On this basis, this paper further proposes an effective cloud platform credibility assessment system combined with blockchain technology. Finally, through experimental analysis, this paper shows that the credibility assessment system proposed in this paper is feasible and illustrates the characteristics of the system through method comparison. The system solves the problem of conflicting information in the assessment process, can effectively assess the credibility of the cloud platform, and effectively protects user privacy and the security of assessment data with blockchain technology.
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