Secure Cloud Bursting, Brokerage, Aggregation using AES Encryption and One Time Authentication Password

Authors: Pooja Keshare, Kapil Sahu

Published in: IJRRETAS, Volume 3, Issue 3, pp. 1-6 (01 Mar 2017)

Impact Factor: 3.5 (2017)

License: CC BY 4.0 CC BY 4.0 (Open Access)

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Abstract

Cloud bursting is an application deployment model during which an application runs in the private cloud or data center and bursts into public cloud when the actual demand for computing capacity spikes. The advantage of this type of hybrid cloud deployment is make fish an organization only pays with regard to extra compute resources when they are needed. Some organization create own private cloud are interested in leveraging cloud bursting. Conventionally some architecture has run application workload fully in private cloud till workload is not over the threshold value. After cross the threshold value application burst into public cloud for additional compute resources. In this paper, we proposed bridge between multiple clouds and deal with cost and security issue relating to communication between public and private clouds. We extend Security for Computing Cloud Bursting and Aggregation Applying AES encryption, One Time password. We also used secure sharing mechanism so your cloud resources are distributed among different cloud environment and consider some of the security concern for your cloud computing for authorized data sharing between clouds.

Keywords
  • Cloud Computing
  • Bursting
  • Broker
  • Encryption
  • OTP
  • Security
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How to Cite
APA: Keshare, P., & Sahu, K. (2017). Secure Cloud Bursting, Brokerage, Aggregation using AES Encryption and One Time Authentication Password. International Journal for Rapid Research in Engineering Technology & Applied Science, 3(3), 1–6. https://ijrretas.com/research-paper/secure-cloud-bursting-brokerage-aggregation-using-aes-encryption-and-one-time-authentication-password