Cloud Applications Management – Issues and Developments

Odun-Ayo, Isaac; Odede, B.; Ahuja, Ravin

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-95171-3_54

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“…Challenges can be from any other side (either from the client or from the providers). As trust can be considered the level of satisfaction or confidence, it is necessary to enhance the security and privacy factor [120]. Some of the challenges are discussed below.…”

Section: Issues Based On Cloud Trustmentioning

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“…When a money transfer happens under a secured network connection is must be trusted. However, if a client deposits money outside the enterprise's control, they may face some trust issues [120].…”

Section: Issues Based On Cloud Trustmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Trust plays a twofold relationship when an enterprise releases their application in the cloud. Cloud service providers must be confident about their security protocol and service level agreements (SLA) to gather trust, and from the client-side, they must comply with the trust of the cloud application which they have used [120].…”

Section: Issues Based On Cloud Trustmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In private cloud computing, trust is at the highest level as the assets and infrastructures are managed by a privately wellknown entity. The clients are from different enterprises in the community cloud, but they share a standard security mechanism protocol [120]. Thus the trust level is lesser than the private cloud comparatively, but it is better than the public cloud.…”

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confidence: 99%

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2021

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The emergence of the cloud computing paradigm has influenced business organizations for migration over two decades. This has enabled a more incredible communication speed paired with a better fault tolerance of web-based applications and the scope of having practically unlimited storage available for the user and business data. Such colossal data availability over cloud platforms has increased concerns about the security of the same from various threats such as unauthorized eavesdropping, deliberate malicious mutation of data, loss of data integrity, and identity theft. The presence of such security vulnerabilities has rendered cloud security to be an active research area. This article aims to deep dive into the present stateof-the-art in cloud security research and mitigation approaches. It is observed that cloud storage, cloud services are the widely used applications among the organization. However, vulnerabilities and security challenges faced by this two area is maximum. Besides, outsourcing sensitive information to cloud service provider's (CSP) end leads to trust issues among organizations. This article performs a detailed comparative analysis of the security frameworks developed towards cloud storage level, cloud service level, and cloud trust level to date and throws light on future research directives. All the existing research has been evaluated against CIA (confidentiality, Integrity, Availability) principles here.

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Section: Issues Based On Cloud Trustmentioning

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Section: Issues Based On Cloud Trustmentioning

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Section: Issues Based On Cloud Trustmentioning

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“…Despite the fact that the CSP's are making effort to offer excellent cloud services, issues of trust management still exist [3]. In addition, cloud computing is very broad and there are a plethora of subjects such as management optimization and identity management requiring significant discussion [4,5]. Such issues are directly or indirectly related to the focus of this study.…”

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Systematic mapping study of economic and business models of cloud services

Odun-Ayo

Williams

Abayomi‐Alli

et al. 2020

IJEECS

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<p><span>Cloud computing is a business paradigm wherein computers and computing related services are provided by Cloud Service Providers to consumers either as software, development platform, or infrastructure. From an economic and business perspective, Cloud services involve cost, ownership quality of service and service level agreements. There are studies on economic and business models of cloud services on the cloud landscape especially in the area of pricing. Despite this, there is still a dearth of papers in this area of study. The objective of this study is to conduct a systematic mapping study to collect all relevant research on economic and business models of Cloud services. A systematic map provides a structured overview in a particular research area. The representation of the mapping process offers unique course-grained overview of the results. The results are presented in terms of research such as evaluation and solution, and contribution such as tools and method utilized. The results showed that there are more publications on pricing models in relation to tools with 6.87% and model with 14.5%, more publications on economic and business implications in terms of method with 11.45%, more publications on Cloud market in term of processes with 6.87%, more papers on security in the area of evaluation with 8.55% and validation research with 6.58%, and more papers on Cloud markets with respect to experience with 4.61% and validation with 5.92%. The research gaps identified in this study should motivate researchers to carry out more mapping studies in the field.</span></p>

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