Database Services for Cloud Computing – An Overview

Malliga, P.

doi:10.24297/ijct.v2i3a.2674

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“…First one is a single large organisation that has many individual databases which can be migrated to a private cloud and second one, is an outsourcing the data management needs of small and medium organisations to a public cloud provider, who caters to multiple small and medium businesses. (Malliga, 2012). Al Shehri (Al Shehri, 2013) studied the database as a service.…”

Section: B Cloud Databasementioning

confidence: 99%

The Database Administrator’s Readiness to Migrate Database in the Cloud

Aleryani¹

2021

IJSRP

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Many companies and businesses -large and small-intend to migrate databases to the cloud in order to take the advantages and benefits of this transition. The current research aims to study and examine the readiness of the database administrator to migrate and manage the database in the cloud. The research aims to examine and find out the tasks that will be added to the responsibilities of the database administrator that she/he must perform regards this transition. The current research will also address the strengths that the database administrator must possess before starting the project, and the potential weaknesses that he/she must work to over them. The research will also address the opportunities (tangible and intangible) that the database administrator will gain, and at the same time, the challenges and threats that she/he has to face and work to mitigate their impact on the quality of database performance in the cloud.

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Section: B Cloud Databasementioning

confidence: 99%

The Database Administrator’s Readiness to Migrate Database in the Cloud

Aleryani¹

2021

IJSRP

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“…All statics files (including user uploads and client-side Javascript and styles) are handled in Amazon S3 instances. The relational database to manage users, sessions, permissions and graphs metadata like their schemas, is managed in PostgreSQL instances by the Platform as a Service provider Heroku (Malliga, 2012). Actual data for graphs in the shared graph backend is stored in a Neo4j High Availability (HA) cluster, and graphs in custom instances may be in different kinds of graph backends as described in section 3.2.…”

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SylvaDB: A Polyglot and Multi-backend Graph Database Management System

Rosa¹,

Suárez²,

Sancho-Caparrini³

2013

Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Data Technologies and Applications

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This paper presents SylvaDB, a graph database management system designed to be used by people with no technical knowledge. SylvaDB is based on flexible schema definitions and has been developed taking into account the need to deal with semantic information. It relies on the mathematical notion of property graph. SylvaDB is an open source project and aims at lowering the barrier of adoption for anyone using graph databases. At the same time, it is robust and scalable enough to support collaborative large projects related to knowledge management, document archiving, and research.

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“…E.g. Software as a Service (SaaS) [13]. Characteristics of cloud are given and it describes about different cloud structures.…”

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Proposing DEM Model for Improving the Security of Data in Cloud Environment

Kaushik¹,

Chaturvedi²

2017

IJCA

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Cloud computing, which is the most developing fields of computer science. Apart from many services of cloud computing like software, hardware, infrastructure, desktop as a service and database also available as a service. But along with these, issues regarding security of data or database are of most fear concerns. As cloud users are reluctant to save data on cloud servers, which can be hindrance to this super crucial field of computers. Now the need of the hour is to develop an understanding that storing data on cloud servers is safer and also develop some mechanisms to improve the security of data. New researches are coming up with innovative approaches to provide more safety to data. In this paper, a DEM [Data Encryption Model] Model is introduced with a new approach for data security mechanism. The field base encryption method is used in this model. General Terms

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Database Services for Cloud Computing – An Overview

Cited by 3 publications

References 4 publications

The Database Administrator’s Readiness to Migrate Database in the Cloud

The Database Administrator’s Readiness to Migrate Database in the Cloud

SylvaDB: A Polyglot and Multi-backend Graph Database Management System

Proposing DEM Model for Improving the Security of Data in Cloud Environment

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