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The Cloudmin GPL install script should install a Xen-capable kernel and all other required packages on the system it is run on. There are so many media for storage enumeration in KVM based system. In this algorithm user can check that V-server is deploying properly or any kernel or Selinux errors. The host system should have LVM setup and have plenty of free space in its volume group, so that Cloudmin can create VM disk images as logical volumes. After successfully installation of cloud server, we check Network I/O for protocol and DNS valuation. An execution, server turns to commend KVM to base machine. It means the all values of KVM tends to base operating system. For supplying host connection V-server will confirm the connection from base machine. While many different Linux distributions include packages for Xen, this page focuses on CentOS and Redhat Enterprise Linux, which we have found to be well supported and easy to setup.
Another aspects of this algorithm namely CPU Storage, means CPU limits can be used to prevent a single virtual system from overwhelming others on the same host. For example, you might want each customer to be limited to 50% CPU, meaning that 8 such systems could run on a 4-core host without impacting each other. CPU can also be over-committed, which is typically safe as most systems use CPU in bursts. When using KVM virtualization, In CPU storage, the all set is there, enabling the virtualization technology to set the system. Then CPU limits can only be set when the cgroups tools are installed on the host system and the kernel supports groups. Important thing is in utilization level is Disabled 'SElinux' (Sx) (for brifging/ IP setup).
Let, Xi define XenServer and X is XenCenter who installed virtual machine (Vm) linux or RedHat (li) but the process for virtualization (Vi) controlled by X i and trying to virtualize the server for further proceedings. Now X i has the value in X i.e. (Xi == X ) has n value for deploying by cloud server. There are so many media for storage enumeration in X based system. In SElinux value depend on kernal. The value of kernal is (>1). Similarly, [Sx > 0]. This limit is typically expressed as a percentage, where 100% means the right to use a full CPU core. On a multi-core host system, a limit could thus be set to more than 100%. It is also possible to turn off the CPU limit for a virtual system completely, which allows it to consume as much of the host's resources as it wants.
Each virtual system managed by Cloudmin has at least one network interface / IP address, which the system's hostname typically resolved to in DNS. Last phase of RPG Cloud Algorithm is Server Configuration level, means Achieving DNS and IP configuration then check virtualization technology is enabled or not. (For bridging connection). Network bridging connection or localhost for GPL script installation in virtual server.
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Large area scalable, media server platform for security of data using centralized computing
Large area scalable, media server platform for security of data using centralized computing
The objective of this work is to investigate whether we can build capacity of client-server disruption network directly over cloud using network forensics. It is a mechanism of centralized computing. A sector of available resources such as applications, processes and services can be rapidly deployed, scaled and provisioned, on demand. For this reason using cloud computing to deliver on demand forensic services could be an effective new way to support framework of Client-Server model allowing cloud organizations, service providers and customers, to establish forensic capabilities and reducing cloud security risks.
The proposed solution assumes that information captured by the client-side, may be divided into smaller fragments and centralized process to the server-side platform to manage massive uploads more efficiently. The server-side will be responsible for acknowledging the fragments received and forwarding them to selected client using mechanism of centralized computing. To allow forensic tasks, such as network forensics, be split and performed in centralized on one server, a forensic image can be considered as the natural unit of storage and processing. It is possible to run remote processes on a server capable of caching in RAM and processing image files, allowing complex forensic tasks to be quickly performed in centralized.
The client-side of the proposed platform, thought to be portable and very flexible. It is in charge of acquiring, dividing into independent fragments of smaller size and extracting documents of digital artifacts, in parallel, to the server-side platform, and sending consequently processing requests, based on the acquired data, to the server-side. The client-side outlined above, in turn, is logically divided into two parts: a target-side, including a graphical user interface and the client software. The centralized computing between the server-side and the client-side is straightforward as it is possible to use the repository that can be used by both the server-side and client-side. The target-side i.e. client side, in turn, is responsible for reading the configuration scripts, executing them, collecting and writing results on OS. The implemented solution avoids, therefore, complex protocol interactions and synchronization between the parties such as NETCONF and CoAP.
The work has been published in Google Scholar in Apr.2018. Details are available.
Reference:
- Rohit Sansiya “Capacity building of client-server disruption network over cloud using network forensics” Google Scholar (2018) Click here !
Supported by:
- Microsoft Academy accepted the work | Click here!
- Semantic Scholar accepted the work | Click here!
- viXra accepted the work | Click here!
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