Towards Establishing Security-Aware Cloud Markets

Wenge, Olga; Schuller, Dieter; Steinmetz, Ralf

doi:10.1109/cloudcom.2014.159

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“…Communication of two or more clouds with each other is known as Inter-Cloud Communication and when there are multiple clouds involved in a scenario, they communicate with each other internally creating inter cloud computing [5]. This is also important to meet the increasing demands as diverse type of requirements can be made by the user, which may not be offered by one single cloud.…”

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Cost Efficient Media Cloud Storage and Systematic Risks Involved in the Cloud Computing

Wani¹,

Khan²,

Gaurav³

et al. 2019

IJITEE

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Now a days data is growing at a very fast rate. Here data is referred not only with organizational data but the data also from non-organizational and social media, the data may be PDF’s, Photos, Audios, Videos, XML file etc. To earn more profit, the organizations tends to establish Cloud Storage with minimum establishment cost and high security. To provide robust and secure platform is the main aspect of cloud. Lots of algorithms have been designed and implementing for securing the data at cloud but the attack on 2014 on cloud in which 50 million accounts were hacked, shows that cloud is not fully secured. The main focus of this paper is to draw attention towards security issues and cost-efficient cloud and the solution for implementing it.

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Section: Inter Cloud and Media Cloud Communicationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Cost Efficient Media Cloud Storage and Systematic Risks Involved in the Cloud Computing

Wani¹,

Khan²,

Gaurav³

et al. 2019

IJITEE

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Qian

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ACM Trans. Auton. Adapt. Syst.

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With the rapid development of cloud computing, various types of cloud services are available in the marketplace. However, it remains a significant challenge for cloud users to find suitable services for two major reasons: (1) Providers are unable to offer services in complete accordance with their declared Service Level Agreements, and (2) it is difficult for customers to describe their requirements accurately. To help users select cloud services efficiently, this article presents a Trust enabled Self-Learning Agent Model for service Matching (TSLAM). TSLAM is a multi-agent-based three-layered cloud service market model, in which different categories of agents represent the corresponding cloud entities to perform market behaviors. The unique feature of brokers is that they are not only the service recommenders but also the participants of market competition. We equip brokers with a learning module enabling them to capture implicit service demands and find user preferences. Moreover, a distributed and lightweight trust model is designed to help cloud entities make service decisions. Extensive experiments prove that TSLAM is able to optimize the cloud service matching process and compared to the state-of-the-art studies, TSLAM improves user satisfaction and the transaction success rate by at least 10%.

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Towards Establishing Security-Aware Cloud Markets

Cited by 2 publications

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Cost Efficient Media Cloud Storage and Systematic Risks Involved in the Cloud Computing

Cost Efficient Media Cloud Storage and Systematic Risks Involved in the Cloud Computing

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