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Proposed Architecture for Implementing Privacy in Cloud Computing using grids and virtual private network

Abstract

Cloud computing technology use central server and provide applications as services to users. The use of cloud computing will reduce the cost of hardware and software ownership and its maintenance. Many surveys proved cloud computing reduces total cost of ownership. But due to centralized server approach there is always risk to system security. All applications required by different set of users are stored in single CPU and there is a chance for attackers to hack important data. If organization implements separate central servers then it will again reduce the cost of hardware and software ownership. Our proposed system provides effective solution for this problem by placing grid in public cloud computing server. The grids are accessed only by authorized persons or organization with virtual private network. The applications and data’s belonging to a set of users are placed inside the grids, the organizations or users from multiple locations are allowed to access the grids by using virtual network. If other user or any other resources in centralized public cloud server tries to access the grid environment, the system will deny the request. Our proposed system will secure private files and applications under public cloud environment using grid & virtual private network. Our proposed system is ideal to implement secured application in public cloud environment.

P.Sathishkumar, Mrs. S.Aruna

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