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Resource provision and QoS support with added security for client side applications in cloud computing

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Resource provision and security requirement for large-scale cloud applications is a challenging issue while design of any web based client oriented business application. Extensive research on various issues in real environment has reported that on-demand provision of resources in cloud where connectivity issue persists for heterogeneous communication channel, requires developers to consider network infrastructure and the environment, which is beyond certain control. In wireless mobile network, the network condition is always changeable and cannot be predicted neither controlled. In this paper resource provisioning and checking of continuous availability of resource to the clients has been carried out using a web based application software that uses cloud servers and data centers. Secondly, an improved security feature has been added to the mobile stations in a registered group to eliminate the unnecessary utilization of resource by unauthorized station which maliciously consumes bandwidth and other facility provided by the cloud provider. Simulation results show that the proposed system performs better than other similar approaches when compared with specific network parameters.

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Rath, M. Resource provision and QoS support with added security for client side applications in cloud computing. Int. j. inf. tecnol. 11, 357–364 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1007/s41870-017-0059-y

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