International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology (IRJET)
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Volume: 10 Issue: 06 | Jun 2023
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Analysis of Cloud Computing Security Concerns and Methodologies Ms. Neetu1, Mr. Varun Kumar Singh2 1,2Sunder Deep Engineering College, Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam Technical University, Ghaziabad, India
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Abstract - Utilizing a network of remote computers
Deployment Model are classified as [23]:
maintained on the internet to store, manage, and analyse data on demand and on a compensation, basis is the technique of cloud computing. It allows access to a common pool of resources rather than local servers or individual PCs. As it does not acquire the objects physically, it saves businesses time and money on management. Cloud computing is a connectivity technology in which client data is kept and managed in the data centre of a cloud service provider such as Google, Amazon, Microsoft, etc. Cloud computing is an emerging field that is recognised globally. There are certain security concerns while utilising cloud-based services. This research paper examines the fundamentals of cloud computing as well as the security challenges inherent to cloud computing and cloud infrastructure. In addition to analysing cryptographic algorithms with the process, this study addresses the dangers to cloud security. These cryptography algorithms are wellplanned and thoroughly examined to improve the performance of existing cryptography systems. The outcome reveals the strategies applicable to real-time encryption. All encryption techniques have proved to have benefits and disadvantages and to be suitable for various purposes.
a) Public b) Private c) Hybrid d) Community Fundamentally, it relies on the organization's requirement. The classification of cloud Service model computing is as follow [13,23]. Software as a Service (SaaS): Offering Software as a Service to customers according to their needs enables them to utilise the services that are hosted on cloud servers. Platform as a Service (PaaS): Users are granted access to platforms, allowing them to deploy their own customised software and other applications in the cloud.
Key Words: Cloud Storage, Cloud Performance, Cloud Scalability, Cloud Availability, Cloud Security, Cloud Access Control, Document Sharing
1. INTRODUCTION The cloud computing paradigm has expanded as a technique that enables ubiquitous, on-demand access to a shared pool of dynamically reconfigurable computing resources, including networks, servers, storage space, applications, and services, with the goal of being rapidly deployed with minimal management effort and service provider interaction. The most common and clear definition of cloud is "a network solution that provides affordable, trustworthy, uncomplicated, and straightforward access to IT resources" [1]. The service-oriented strategy of cloud computing not only decreases infrastructure operating costs and ownership costs, but also improves customer performance and flexibility [13]. NIST has specified the key characteristics and two kinds of cloud computing equipment [13]. a)
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Fig 1. A conceptual view of computing in cloud IaaS: Infrastructure as a Service The provision of processing, storage, network capacity, and other fundamental computing resources for rent enables customers to manage operating systems, applications, storage, and network connection. Performance, availability, scalability, and data security are the greatest obstacles to cloud adoption [1]. Integrity of data, privacy, and security are necessary concerns for cloud services. Numerous service providers employ diverse
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