2020· International Journal of Modern Innovations and Emerging Trends· 0 citations
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Analysis of hybrid cloud architecture, its applicability to the modern enterprise business setting, and its use in facilitating resilience-based scalable and secure business activities indicate that hybrid cloud solutions can be effective with regards to enhanced performance, availability and reduced costs in comparison with earlier single-cloud models.
Abstract
The concept of hybrid cloud computing has become a unique trend in the present business infrastructures because it offers scalability of the public cloud services to control and security of private cloud environment. With organizations increasingly striving to go digital, hybrid cloud solutions offer the ability to choose and manage heterogeneous loads, achieve regulatory compliance, and cost-efficiency. The paper will provide a detailed analysis of hybrid cloud architecture, its applicability to the modern enterprise business setting, and its use in facilitating resilience-based scalable and secure business activities. This research paper presents the picture of the development of cloud deployment models, defines the key motivators of the hybrid cloud implementation, and discusses the technological infrastructure that facilitates the process of interoperability of the on-premises and on-cloud systems. A thorough literature review presents the new developments, issues, and best practices in the hybrid cloud deployment. The suggested methodology will describe a stratified hybrid cloud system aimed to serve the enterprise workloads and allocate the resources dynamically, organize the workloads, and implement more sophisticated security procedures. Analytical discussion and experimental practices indicate that hybrid cloud solutions can be effective with regards to enhanced performance, availability and reduced costs in comparison with earlier single-cloud models. The paper is concluded with the highlights of the strategic role of hybrid cloud infrastructures in the contemporary business ecosystems and the research directions in the future with respect to automation, artificial intelligence-based cloud management and sustainable cloud computing.
The paper addresses the transformation of enterprise application infrastructure out of on-premise legacy resource setting into service-based cloud environments properly configured to scale horizontally, and presents experimental evaluations of the response time, throughput, service resiliency, and infrastructure utilization in both traditional and cloud-native deployments.
Kanya Mohammed, Naree Thongchai· International Journal of Mod...· 0 citations
A comprehensive survey of current technologies in cloud infrastructure automation, including Infrastructure as Code (IaC), configuration management, continuous integration/continuous deployment (CI/CD), and containerization is provided.
Nimal Perera, Tharindu Jayasinghe· International Journal of Art...· 0 citations
Cloud computing technology has evolved as a technology of great effect and impact that provides businesses with better enhancement in dealing with business. Academic libraries that is gradually adopting this technology are getting transformed in terms of their various digital service deliveries. Many academic libraries are not aware of the availability of different types of cloud deployment models, hence it is a pressing present challenge to many academic libraries as they have no idea of the multiple model to be selected from not to mention selecting the suitable model. This review examine the major cloud deployment models including: public, private, hybrid and community cloud, evaluate their benefits, limitations and evaluate their suitability for academic library operations. Key evaluation criteria considered include costs of deployment, security, data privacy, control, scalability, ownership and maintenance. The analysis shows that each model provides very dissimilar benefits and limitations based on the various needs and capacity of institutions. Public cloud deployment model provides very high scalability with low cost of deployment but it gives limited control of data and infrastructure. Private cloud deployment on the other hand offers very high security, control and data privacy but requires high cost and technicalities. Hybrid cloud model combines the efforts of both public and private to achieve the collective benefits and the combined limitations though partly. The community cloud provides collaboration of resources thereby enhancing active sharing. In all, the review do not identify any one model as universally suitable, the choice depends on library requirements.
Ajibowo Oluwafemi Gabriel, Dr. Thomas Ali Gaga, Dr. Onu Egena· International Journal of Adv...· 0 citations
The researcher has synthesized academic literature, industry white papers, and standards that have been published before 2024 to arrive at major security trends, such as zero trust architecture and systems, cloud security posture management (CSPM), cloud workload protection systems (CWPP), identity-centric security, confidential computing, policy-as-code, and AI-assisted threat detection.
A. Hassan· International Journal of Eme...· 0 citations
Cloud Computing has completely transformed the way businesses operate today with its scalability, flexibility, and cost efficiency. Cloud platforms have become a key component for organizations in various sectors to store data, deploy software, manage infrastructure, and implement digital transformation efforts. But the adoption of cloud computing has made it extremely challenging to deal with several security concerns like data breach, cyberattacks, unauthorized access, insider threats, and compliance concerns. The research paper employs secondary data collection and thematic analysis to critically discuss challenges of cloud security and risk management approaches in contemporary cloud computing environment. A thorough literature review of the scholarly papers from 2015 to 2023 is conducted to assess cybersecurity threats, cloud vulnerabilities, identity management systems, encryption technologies, compliance frameworks, and artificial intelligence-based threat detection systems.Peer reviewed journal articles, conference papers and industry reports were analysed using the method of themed analysis, which identified themes that appeared repeatedly throughout. The results show that cloud environments are still very susceptible to advanced cyberattacks, ranging from weak authentication and insecure APIs to misconfigured cloud services and inadequate governance. The study also points out the effectiveness of modern technologies like multi-factor authentication, zero-trust security models, artificial intelligence, and encryption enhance cloud security performance. But there are still issues in the way of the organizations' operations regarding regulatory compliance, data governance and shared security responsibilities.The study demonstrates that the key factors to achieving effective cloud security are continuous monitoring, robust governance policies, employee awareness training, and high-level cybersecurity frameworks. The study adds to the body of knowledge about the security of cloud computing, and offers practical suggestions for any organization working in the cloud.
Veeramani Sampathkumar, Dinesh Kumar Ramaraj, Rajesh Kotha et al.· International journal of com...· 0 citations
The rapid adoption of multi-cloud computing has enabled organizations to utilize services from multiple cloud providers to improve scalability, availability, and operational flexibility. However, differences in cloud architectures, proprietary application programming interfaces (APIs), and service management mechanisms continue to impede seamless interoperability across heterogeneous cloud environments. To overcome these challenges, two major approaches have emerged: vendor-neutral Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC) technologies, such as Docker and Terraform, and provider-specific native cloud interoperability services. Despite their growing adoption, a comprehensive comparison of these approaches remains limited. This paper presents a comparative analysis of Infrastructure-as-Code and native cloud services for achieving multi-cloud interoperability. The study evaluates both approaches using key criteria, including vendor independence, deployment portability, infrastructure automation, scalability, deployment complexity, cost efficiency, and vendor lock-in. The analysis shows that Docker and Terraform provide a cloud-agnostic deployment model that enhances application portability and reduces dependency on specific cloud vendors. In contrast, native cloud services offer optimized integration, simplified management, and improved performance within their respective cloud ecosystems but limit portability across heterogeneous platforms. The findings provide practical insights into the strengths and limitations of both approaches and offer guidance for selecting appropriate interoperability strategies for cloud-native applications deployed in multi-cloud environments.
P. Shukla, V. M. Patil· International Journal of Sci...· 0 citations
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