Load Balancing Protocol for dynamic resource allocation in cloud computing

Asad, Jazzba; Hussain, Shafiq

doi:10.33107/ubt-ic.2018.96

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“…Elasticity allows a service's resources to be scaled up and down in response to the current service needs. Figure 3 shows the classification of the elasticity mechanisms [6]. Both features are aimed at maximizing resource usage, lowering costs, and increasing accessibility.…”

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“…Figure 4 shows the data or-ganization mechanisms under cloud Competitive servers include Google, Microsoft's Cloud Data Capabilities, and Amazon Web Services. In addition, several open-source web platforms, such as Solar Common Cloud Infrastructure and Phoenix, have persuaded con-sumers to use the Internet than in the past [6] When telecommunication companies began selling virtual private networks, the term "cloud" was coined. McCarthy proposed the fundamental notion of cloud computing, stating that "calculation may ultimately be structured as a public service."…”

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A novel approach of cloud computing security using forensics techniques

Khan¹,

Wahng²,

Lulwani³

2022

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A novel approach of cloud computing security using forensics techniques

Khan¹,

Wahng²,

Lulwani³

2022

Preprint

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“…Services are provided by subscriptions and licensing [1,2]. In a SaaS environment, users cannot control basic infrastructure and activation of applications [3]. In this way, the software provider does not need to deliver updates in software to all users.…”

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Multivocal Literature Review on the Security of DevSecOp

Zalialetdzinau¹

2022

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DevOps revolutionize the software development lifecycle by providing agile and fast-paced solutions. DevOps ignores security prospects since it focuses only on increasing development and speed. DevSecOp is a notion of implanting Security into DevOps operation without distressing its agile nature by discovering contemporary security practices. This research aims to reveal a comprehensive overview of DevSecOp. Here we presented a brief overview of the research methodology. Afterward, it presented the method of gathering the required information. This research paper is distributed in the following section. Section II presented the research methodology, while section III provided results from this study. In the end, we conclude our research In this study, we discover essential DevSecOp concepts, leverages of DevSecOp, and potential research challenges in implementing it. We used a Multivocal literature review to explore the aforementioned subjects. For this Multivocal literature review, we searched grey data and, after processed that data, found answers to our research questions. This review concluded that DevSecOp, although challenging to implement, can be a constructive addition to the DevOps paradigm. DevSecOp is a relatively new concept that is not even fully concise in its name and definition. The key idea of DevSecOp is to implant security into DevOps procedures to make them more secure. We presented MLR on DevSecOp, keeping in mind pre-designed research questions. Since DevSecOp is not as popular and does not contain enough academic literature, we had to include grey data for our literature review. This MLR concluded that DevSecOp is mainly defined as integrating Security into DevOps

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“…[1] In dental diagnostic research, the detection and monitoring of early carious lesions are becoming significant. [2][3][4][5][6][7] The existence of caries could be detected by visual inspection; however, the initiation of caries prevention measures would be too late since the lesions would have grown large and, at times, even involved the dentin. [8] Small lesions having the potential to remineralize if preventive therapies are adopted in time have necessitated efforts to develop and enhance methods for diagnosis that enable the detection of early lesions which cannot be identified by visual inspection.…”

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confidence: 99%