Cloud access control in multi-layer cloud networks

Su, Wei-Tsung; Liu, Wo-Chen; Chen, Chao‐Lieh; Chen, Tsung-Pao

doi:10.1109/icce-tw.2015.7216945

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“…Those will be provided as one packaged solution. [3] get the result that in multi-layer cloud network, any device can augment its resources by taking off his duties to the public cloud, private cloud, or even the user's device. However, it is difficult to handle access control on data stored in different clouds that offer variety of access control.…”

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Evaluation of the Use of Cloud Storage on Academic Website Using SWOT Analysis and Balanced Score Card

Rustamaji¹,

Adhiazni²,

Helfira³

et al. 2020

Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Islam, Science and Technology (ICONIST 2019)

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Data security and data leakage is an important issue in a dangerous technology in Cloud Storage systems on Cloud Computing. Academic website also faced problems like data leakage and system hacked for certain purposes. To achieve an appropriate level of data security standard on the Cloud Storage for academic website, the strengths and weaknesses in data security of Cloud Storage on academic website was evaluated using SWOT analysis. The analysis is based on four layers that exist in the cloud storage structure, namely access Cloud Storage. This is important since in recent years, many incident took place on attacks layer, application layer interfaces, management layer, and storage layer. The study also evaluates the performance of cloud storage by measuring the academic website using IT Balanced Scorecard which based on four perspectives of IT Balanced Scorecard. This study focuses only on Cloud Storage website of Academic Information System (AIS) UIN Jakarta, since many hacking incident on student accounts while there is no evaluation results on the website AIS Cloud usage.

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Evaluation of the Use of Cloud Storage on Academic Website Using SWOT Analysis and Balanced Score Card

Rustamaji¹,

Adhiazni²,

Helfira³

et al. 2020

Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Islam, Science and Technology (ICONIST 2019)

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“…A series of contributions adopting MDC2 for improving load balance [7], user-centric security [8], access control [9] in the cloud as well as MDC2 applications of real-time seamless video sharing [8], and sociological ontology-based hybrid recommendation [10] were proposed. In these contributions, we see that MDC2 is a feasible solution to provide services in UCN.…”

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Hierarchical Brokering with Feedback Control Framework in Mobile Device-Centric Clouds

Chen

Chen²

2016

Mobile Information Systems

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We propose a hierarchical brokering architecture (HiBA) and Mobile Multicloud Networking (MMCN) feedback control framework for mobile device-centric cloud (MDC2) computing. Exploiting the MMCN framework and RESTful web-based interconnection, each tier broker probes resource state of its federation for control and management. Real-time and seamless services were developed. Case studies including intrafederation energy-aware balancing based on fuzzy feedback control and higher tier load balancing are further demonstrated to show how HiBA with MMCN relieves the embedding of algorithms when developing services. Theoretical performance model and real-world experiments both show that an MDC2 based on HiBA features better quality in terms of resource availability and network latency if it federates devices with enough resources distributed in lower tier hierarchy. The proposed HiBA realizes a development platform for MDC2 computing which is a feasible solution to User-Centric Networks (UCNs).

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Hierarchical Brokering with feedback state observation in Mobile Device-Centric Clouds

Chen

2015

2015 Seventh International Conference on Ubiquitous and Future Networks

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Cloud access control in multi-layer cloud networks

Abstract: Multi-layer cloud network is a new paradigm of mobile cloud computing.

Cited by 4 publications

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Evaluation of the Use of Cloud Storage on Academic Website Using SWOT Analysis and Balanced Score Card

Evaluation of the Use of Cloud Storage on Academic Website Using SWOT Analysis and Balanced Score Card

Hierarchical Brokering with Feedback Control Framework in Mobile Device-Centric Clouds

Hierarchical Brokering with feedback state observation in Mobile Device-Centric Clouds

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