Efficient Cloud Storage with Data Partitioning and Replication Using Advanced Encryption Standard
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https://doi.org//10.32628/CSEIT195358Keywords:
File Splitting, Replication, Graph Topology, AES Encryption, Duplicate Checking.Abstract
Cloud computing associate the computing and storage resources controlled by different operating systems to make available services such as large-scaled data storage and high performance computing to users. The benefits of low-cost, negligible management (from a user’s perspective), and greater flexibility come with increased security concerns is one of the most crucial aspects among those prohibiting the wide-spread adoption of cloud computing. The data outsourced to a public cloud must need to be secured. This work gives Division and Replication of Data (DROPs) inside the Cloud for Optimal Performance and Security that judicially fragments user files into portions and replicates them at strategic places in the cloud. The division of a files into fragments is achieved based on a given consumer standards such that the individual fragments do not comprise any meaningful facts. The node separation is ensured by the means of the Grid Topology algorithm. To further improve the retrieval time, replicate fragments over the nodes that generate the highest read/write requests. The data encrypted using AES encryption algorithm. Duplication checking is implementing to provide efficient storage and time based access control for secure file access system.
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