Framework for Deploying Web Trustability in Cloud Environment

Abstract

Cloud computing is a technique to minimize the use of hardware and software infrastructure digitally for the dynamic delivery of services. There are numerous components of current cloud computing models: end-user computers, networks of contacts, access management systems, and infrastructures of applications. Different organizations in cloud computing are providing various policies for handling the tasks of cloud vendors and consumers. During task migration, whenever data is transferred over the cloud from one node to another, the sink node should be trustworthy. It becomes a challenging task to create reliable and trustworthy cloud platforms. As the basis of the concept of cloud computing, many authors proposed data privacy, security problems, security challenges, trust models, trust issues, and challenges of trust management. There are some trust issues faced by both cloud vendors and cloud customers while using cloud services. Cloud computing plays a vital role in reducing the cost of hardware, software, infrastructure, platforms, and other network items. An example of such cost savings in a typical organization is the reduction of about 30% of operational costs for online services by using cloud computing. Hence, a pay-per-use model can be adopted for determining cost efficiency. However, there have been various issues in cloud computing related to data security, network security, data locality, data integrity, data segregation, authentication, authorization, access control, availability, and backup. newline