Raghavendra L. Ankad (1vk08cs049) Arpitha J.T (1vk08cs090) Raksha H.

N (1vk08cs051) Anusha Anant Shetty (1vk08cs009)

Objective of the project

In this project we are going to permit multiple cloud servers to simultaneously perform content service on different portion data. Our protocol supports decentralized cloud and key management and flexible delegation of services. To enhance the performance of cloud servers, several approaches have been developed based on the use of content management services provided by cloud. In most of these approaches, content caching is the main service provided by cloud. That is, instead of asking a content server for contents upon each client request, a cloud first checks if these contents are locally cache.

Existing system
In existing system the cloud are not authenticated while processing client request.
The single cloud has to process all the client request in case of existing system.

Disadvantages: Since the cloud is not authenticated it may lead to addition of intruder cloud which can hack the client details. As there is a single cloud it leads to delay of processing request and if the cloud is failed client may not get the response.

Proposed System
Here we implement multiple cloud servers which shares the client request. The servers are first authenticated by the service provider that they are valid or invalid cloud server. Each cloud server has a dedicated work to be done. If the cloud server is failed, then the work is forwarded to other cloud server which can process the request.

Advantages of proposed System:

The client need not wait for long time if cloud is failed it gets assured response from a cloud or from service provider if cloud is failed. The cloud are authenticated while giving client request, hence we can securely process client request using valid cloud.

CLOUD SERVER1

CLIENT

SERVICE PROVIDER

CLOUD SERVER 2

Diagram representing various modules Technique used or algorithm used: RSA algorithm.

Modules:
Client module
This is any entity that requests data from a data server. When a client submits a request, besides the data it requests, it may also include some content service requirements, arising from device limitations and data format limitations.

Cloud server
This is any entity that is allowed by a data server to provide content services in response to requests by clients. Intermediaries include caching cloud and transforming cloud.

Service provider
This is an entity that originally stores the data requested by a client.

Application
In case of vtu websites when thousands of people submit their applications the existing system becomes inefficient, in such cases we can make use of cloud computing.
Conclusion: Our implementation result shows that our approach is efficient and minimizes the amount of data transmitted across the network.