Secured Cloud Resources Scheme Using Multi-Process Technique
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https://doi.org/10.32628/CSEIT217132Keywords:
Cloud Computing, File and Parallel Transmission.Abstract
Cloud computing is a variety of service provider through the internet mobile cloud computing is a simplicity cloud computing in which same mobile devices included among them. As the mobile devices increasing in large number day by day. In existing system Mobile cloud computing used to overcome the limitations of smart phones such as battery life time, limited computational power, size of memory and uncertain network connectivity . To overcome this limitations in offloading technique novel frame work will be used in this files from user are transmitted to cloud in single path. This is more time consuming and takes more time in transmitting files. Proposed system we use this technique in edge cloud computing server to reduce latency and also to reduce energy consumption and perform task with efficiency. In addition parallelization is used for the execution of the method in cloud server to reduce energy and execution time.
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