Compliance Frameworks for Multi-Tenant Cloud Architectures

Abstract

Optimizing the use of resources is made possible by multi-tenant cloud architecture for scalable, cost-effective solutions in any industry. It has however led to massive difficulties including isolation of data, control of access, regulation, and security vulnerabilities. The present report delves into the compliance framework specifically for the multi-tenant cloud systems that synthesize advanced mechanisms from the role-based access control mechanisms, cross-tenant authorization models, and architecturally significant requirements. This proposed framework would leverage ontological models and semantic web technologies to make sure that HIPAA standards were being met. Vulnerabilities within shared environments would be dealt with. Fine-grained trust relationships, policy enforcement mechanisms, and adaptive strategies to manage tenant-specific requirements are key components. The framework is illustrated using case studies on healthcare systems and collaborative cloud services to show scalability and efficacy. This report provides an all-inclusive approach in the design of robust, compliant multi-tenant cloud systems by integrating ASRs such as privacy, security, and scalability to accommodate evolving organizational and regulatory needs.