Title Statements
- Full title :Data security in cloud computing. / Giulio D'Agostino.
Summary
This book covers not only information protection in cloud computing, architecture and fundamentals, but also the plan design and in-depth implementation details needed to migrate existing applications to the cloud. Readers will have a greater comprehension of cloud engineering and the actions required to rapidly reap its benefits while at the same time lowering IT implementation risk. The book's content is ideal for users wanting to migrate to the cloud, IT professionals seeking an overview on cloud fundamentals, and computer science students who will build cloud solutions for testing purposes.
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- Publication Date:2019.
- Edition:First edition
Publication Statements
- Publisher(s):Momentum Press
- Place of Publication:New York, New York (222 East 46th Street, New York, NY 10017)
- Language:eng
- Publication Date:2019.
The Physical Object
- Description:1 online resource (1 PDF (153 pages))
Edition Identifiers
- ISBN:1949449009, 9781949449006
- oclc:on1096505345
- LC Classification:QA76.585
- Dewey Decimal:004.67/82
Table of Contents
Chapter 1. Cloud computing essentials. 1.1. Infrastructure-as-a-service ; 1..2. Platform-as-a-service ; 1.3. Software-as-a-service ; 1.4. Deployment designs -- Chapter 2. Overview of cloud computing. 2.1. Essential characteristics ; 2.2. Cloud services ; 2.3. Platform-as-a-service and IIaaS ; 2.4. Additional cloud services ; 2.5. XaaS (anything-as-a-service) ; 2.6. Public cloud ; 2.7. Personal cloud ; 2.8. Community cloud ; 2.9. Hybrid ; 2.10. Cloud provider architectural components ; 2.11. ITU-T cloud computing reference architecture ; 2.11.1. Cloud computing *Actors* ; 2.11.2. Layered architecture ; 2.12. Network requirements for cloud computing -- Chapter 3. Cloud security baselines. 3.1. Fundamentals ; 3.2. Program layer ; 3.3. Other potential reasons for data leakage from the cloud ; 3.4. Privacy and security in multiclouds ; 3.5. Cloud accountability -- CChapter 4. Cloud computing architecture. 4.1. Hardware customers ; 4.1.1. Thick clients ;4.1.2. Thin clients ; 4.1.3. Smartphones ; 4.1.4. Software customers ; 4.1.5. Thick or thin ... or smart? ; 4.1.6. Thin or web-applications customers ; 4.1.7. Smart customers ; 4.1.8. Personal cloud ; 4.1.9. Virtual private cloud ; 4.2. …
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