Research and Application of Cloud Platform-Oriented Intelligent Information Management System

Abstract

In order to realize unified deployment and system planning of various types of information and diverse needs, the author proposes an educational information management platform using cloud computing technology. The author introduces the layered architecture and platform advantages of cloud computing technology. Combining the advantages of cloud computing technology with the characteristics of the construction of educational information management platforms in colleges and universities, the B/S architecture is established, and the architecture model of the educational information management platform based on cloud computing technology is designed; the model includes user access layer, SaaS layer, PaaS layer, and IaaS layer, then analyze the functional modules of the platform design. Based on the Linux operating system server terminal, using Apache as the Web application server, the JSP system page was developed and established a SQL Server database, which includes information tables such as users, departments, teachers, courses, teaching resources, and statistical analysis. Finally, the application effect of the education information management platform based on cloud computing technology is analyzed. Experimental results show that the platform was tested, and it was found that the accuracy of system data operation was greater than 90%; the system ran stably and smoothly for more than 2 hours; 200 people could use the system at the same time; the system response delay was less than 3 seconds. Conclusion. The educational information management platform can be user-oriented, meet the personalized application needs of teachers and students in schools, and provide strong technical support for teaching experience innovation.

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