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Local and Remote Recovery of Cloud Services Using Backward Atomic Backup Recovery Technique for High Availability in Strongly Consistent Cloud Service: Recovery of Cloud Service for High Availability

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  • Praveen Shivashankrappa Challagidad

    (Basaveshwar Engineering College, Karnataka, India)

  • Mahantesh N. Birje

    (Visvesvaraya Technological University, Karnataka, India)

Abstract

Data loss occurs due to crashing, correlated failure, logical failure, power outages and security threats. Several techniques (e.g. NoBackup, WARBackup and LocalRecovery) are being used to recover data locally. And, strongly consistent Cloud services (SCCS) must provide good performance and high availability. However, conventional strong consistency replication methods have the limitation of availability of replicated services when recovering huge amount of data across wide area links. There is a need for remote recovery mechanisms for high availability of service/data, because distributed nature of cloud infrastructures. To address these issues, the article proposes a hierarchical system architecture for replication across a data center, and employs the backward atomic backup recovery technique (BABRT) for local recovery and remote recovery for high availability of the cloud services/data. A mathematical model for BABRT is described. Simulation results show that BABRT reduces the storage consumption, recovery time, window of vulnerability and failure rates, compared to other recovery models.

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  • Praveen Shivashankrappa Challagidad & Mahantesh N. Birje, 2019. "Local and Remote Recovery of Cloud Services Using Backward Atomic Backup Recovery Technique for High Availability in Strongly Consistent Cloud Service: Recovery of Cloud Service for High Availability," International Journal of Advanced Pervasive and Ubiquitous Computing (IJAPUC), IGI Global, vol. 11(4), pages 16-33, October.
    • Handle: RePEc:igg:japuc0:v:11:y:2019:i:4:p:16-33
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