Optimized and Secure Multiple Predictions Based Traffic Redundancy Elimination - A Survey
Keywords:
Cloud Computing, Neural Networks, Traffic redundancy Elimination, OptimizationAbstract
Cloud computing is a specific term that involves delivering hosted services over the Internet, Cloud offers various types of on demand services that enable users to access simultaneous computing capabilities. Traffic Redundancy elimination is the most common factor in cloud computing. Cloud Computing involves mostly based on the concepts of high performance computing. Cloud Storage delivers virtualized storage on demand, over a network based on a request for a given quality of service. Redundancy elimination can be enhanced by mutual perceptive between the sender and receiver. Using either sender-based TRE or receiver-based TRE cannot simultaneously capture traffic redundancy in both short-term) and long-term data redundancy, which concurrently appear in the traffic. Cloud security is a major risk factor in cloud computing. In order to enhance the security and elimination of redundant data can be done by a novel proposed algorithm based on neural network schema.
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