Empirical Auditing for Computing in Preserving Manner
Keywords:
Cloud computing, distributed server, Data storage, presence services, cost effective, Mobile computingAbstract
Cloud server technology is widely used nowadays for huge and secure Data Storage. However a recent study in wireless devices noticed that usage of data traffic is immense in size. It is found that application does not follow the power distribution law with the observations made in popular Social networking & Map navigation applications. Most traffic is due to extraneous data like presence information from GPS, Availability at instantaneous rate will overload the traffic. The transmitted data will have replicate values and it is almost useless to transfer the data repeatedly. This paper proposes the Intellectual Dynamic Audit Service (IDAS) is a superset of Third Party Auditor (TPA), which will instantly help to reduce the notification of traffic data in the client device itself without disturbing the Quality of service (QOS). QOS level is well maintained by usage of Firewall Anomaly Management Environment (FAME) normally used in the verification of packets send from the application to server. Pre-audit for cloud storage is activated for traffic data reduction. Hence the originality of data to be transferred can be checked easily using snapshot created by IDAS.
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