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Trust Management Techniques and their Challenges in Cloud Computing: A Review


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1 Department of Computer Science and Application, MD University, Rohtak (Haryana),, India
 

.Cloud computing is a way to handle tasks like development, production, and maintenance done on the web. This domain is evolving. It uses a pay-per-use system like an electric bill and can be used to run virtual machines. Customers are rapidly adopting and shifting the companies that provide such services due to the presence of numerous service providers. It is also customizable as per users’ requirements but poses several security risks. It is dynamic and can be updated to meet the needs of both the client and the service provider. It is a significant feature of such distributed computing platforms. However, this undermines trust and credibility and generates security, protection, individuality, and authenticity problems. Consequently, selecting an appropriate service provider is the most critical test in the cloud environment. The Trust system is an essential part of how QoS and feedback ratings are judged to evaluate the service. Even so, the executive's plan for observing and evaluating QoS still needs to get past several tests. This paper examines the current impediments to trust in the existing trust framework. This report includes a systematic review of various high-quality articles published on trust management between 2010 and July 2022. To do this, some strategies for managing trust are put into four groups: SLA, suggestion, feedback, and prediction. This article also compares the pros and cons, evaluation methods, tools, and simulation settings of different management models.

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False Rating, Subjectivity, Cloud Environment, Service Level Agreement, Reputation System, Quality of Service (QoS).
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Authors

Pooja Goyal
Department of Computer Science and Application, MD University, Rohtak (Haryana),, India
Sukhvinder Singh Deora
Department of Computer Science and Application, MD University, Rohtak (Haryana),, India

Abstract


.Cloud computing is a way to handle tasks like development, production, and maintenance done on the web. This domain is evolving. It uses a pay-per-use system like an electric bill and can be used to run virtual machines. Customers are rapidly adopting and shifting the companies that provide such services due to the presence of numerous service providers. It is also customizable as per users’ requirements but poses several security risks. It is dynamic and can be updated to meet the needs of both the client and the service provider. It is a significant feature of such distributed computing platforms. However, this undermines trust and credibility and generates security, protection, individuality, and authenticity problems. Consequently, selecting an appropriate service provider is the most critical test in the cloud environment. The Trust system is an essential part of how QoS and feedback ratings are judged to evaluate the service. Even so, the executive's plan for observing and evaluating QoS still needs to get past several tests. This paper examines the current impediments to trust in the existing trust framework. This report includes a systematic review of various high-quality articles published on trust management between 2010 and July 2022. To do this, some strategies for managing trust are put into four groups: SLA, suggestion, feedback, and prediction. This article also compares the pros and cons, evaluation methods, tools, and simulation settings of different management models.

Keywords


False Rating, Subjectivity, Cloud Environment, Service Level Agreement, Reputation System, Quality of Service (QoS).

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.22247/ijcna%2F2022%2F217708