Risks of Multi-Cloud Environment: Micro Services Based Architecture and Potential Challenges

2020

ABC j. adv. res.

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Zero-trust security models and architectures have recently increased in adoption due to several variables, such as the widespread use of off-premises cloud technologies, variety in IT devices, and diffusion in the Internet of Things (IoT). Users, devices, apps, and networks are all assumed to be untrustworthy in this approach, which is built on the idea of various tiers of Trust and authentication. Cybersecurity paradigms are developing, and the term "zero trust" describes the shift from static network perimeters to protecting people, things, and resources. Economic and enterprise architecture and processes can be designed using zero trust principles. In the idea of zero Trust, assets or user accounts are thought to have no implicit confidence because of their physical or network location (Internet vs local networks) or asset ownership (enterprise or personally owned). Authentication and authorization must be conducted before a connection to an organizational resource can be established. There are many different types of Cloud, including several public, private, hybrid, and on-premises. For data centers, a multi-cloud deployment strategy includes many different public cloud service providers instead of relying on a private cloud or on-premises architecture. Hybrid multi-cloud is a multi-cloud implementation that incorporates all public and private clouds and on-premises technology. This paper discusses the zero-trust security model for multi-cloud environments and applications and the obstacles to implementing it.

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Challenge of Achieving Zero Trust Remote Access in Multi-Cloud Environment

2020

ABC j. adv. res.

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“…After all, AI is designed to provide the most comprehensive services on the farm, a good partner that assist farmers to protect cattle health, increase milk quantity and enhance farm production, it is also noted by researchers that "Ultimately, it will provide new hope and open hopes for development in the dairy industry," say the scientists, "in a profitable business model" (Chimakurthi, 2017b).…”

Section: Review Of Related Literaturementioning

confidence: 99%

Implementation of Artificial Intelligence Policy in the Field of Livestock and Dairy Farm

2019

Am. j. trade policy

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Artificial intelligence is changing each and every field of the modern world and livestock is not any exception. It is greatly expected that this modern technology has the potential to bring a breakthrough in the field of livestock through combining biological information with technological advancement. Modern farms with the implementation of AI techniques are showing exceptional growth as they have improved efficiency in terms of livestock production and minimized the physical labor as well as the labor cost. Thus this sector has become more significant in world GDP. The present study is intended to highlight the principal benefits provided by AI techniques including robots, drones, and 3D printing. Through this research, readers can get a better idea about applications of AI, its benefits and disadvantages in the field of dairy farming and livestock. It will also encourage fellow researchers to conduct such research in the future.

“…While monolithic workloads are predictable, unexpected usage volume and geographic dispersion necessitate infrastructure flexibility, performance, and elasticity. Already, several businesses are experimenting with Cloud Computing (Chimakurthi, 2017b) with varying degrees of success. As part of the CCCC framework, an application portfolio's financial viability and alignment with the business plan are assessed as part of the FVA.…”

Section: Cloud Computing As a Foundation For Business Strategymentioning

confidence: 99%

Application Portfolio Profiling and Appraisal as Part of Enterprise Adoption of Cloud Computing

Glob. discl. econ. bus.

2019

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Computation resources have never been more affordable, powerful, or readily available than they are now, thanks to the Internet and the rapid advancement of processing and storage technologies. In response to this new trend in technological development, a brand-new computer paradigm is known as "cloud computing" has emerged. Resources are made available to end-users as general utilities that can be rented and released on-demand over the Internet. More and more corporate processes are being moved to the cloud as firms experience using the technology. Cloud adoption is substantially more complicated than we first thought when it comes down to data management, system integration, and managing various cloud providers. As cloud migration has grown more common, a number of have been plagued by failed application modernization initiatives or migration. However, many firms worldwide are finding that cloud computing is more expensive and more difficult to implement than they expected. Is cloud computing still up to the task in this scenario? Failures are largely due to a lack of planning in the early stages of identifying which legacy applications are best suited for private or public cloud deployment, resulting in cost and time overruns. Application portfolios need deliberate decision-making to reduce the risk of overruns and delays in migration. Consequently, a rough estimate of cloud operating costs (ROM) is required for inclusion in the planning phase of IT governance. ROM cloud run costs must first be gathered through an automated discovery process, followed by quantitative analysis. Accordingly, to assist in making an informed decision about whether or not to migrate legacy applications, we propose two methods: (1) gathering initial data through Application Portfolio Profiling (APP), and (2) performing Application Portfolio Assessment (APA). An Enterprise Cloud Computing Considerations Framework (CCCC) framework is used to help a corporation decide which legacy applications should be moved as part of the adoption process for Cloud Computing. In light of the shift in business models, infrastructure requirements, and other issues that arise when cloud computing is implemented, this decision is crucial.