Software defined cloud: Survey, system and evaluation

Jararweh, Yaser; Al‐Ayyoub, Mahmoud; Darabseh, Ala’; Benkhelifa, Elhadj; Vouk, Mladen A.; Rindos, Andy

doi:10.1016/j.future.2015.10.015

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“…The framework mimics the idea of our previous SDSys frameworks such as Software Defined IoT (SDIoT) [38] , Software Defined Smart Grid (SDSmartGrid) [39] and Software Defined Cloud (SDCloud) [40] . The proposed platform is built upon the Mininet emulator with extended SDStorage and SDSecurity frameworks.…”

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A novel framework for software defined based secure storage systems

Darabseh

Al‐Ayyoub

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Simulation Modelling Practice and Theory

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A novel framework for software defined based secure storage systems

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Simulation Modelling Practice and Theory

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“…Since then, Virtualization concept excessively has been expanded in today's computers; including many types and methods. There are many definitions of virtualization; Virtualization technology can be considered as a set of software tools that divide server into Virtual Machines to reduce costs, expand the allocation of computing resources such as storages, processing power and others [8]. By using virtualization, applications running under a particular operating system can run independently as shown in Figure 1.b.…”

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Virtualization Environment for Computer Labs to Maintain Security, Stability and Availability

Alameen¹

2017

IJCA

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Academic organizations are supposed to seek certain balance between the concerns of security, stability and availability of shared computer labs to achieve the course learning objectives. Some academic activities in computer science courses require students to control and configure some laboratory devices. Students in advanced courses may use some risky applications for some learning activities. It may affect the stability, availability and security of the working nature in the shared lab and networks. Virtualization Platform has the ability to overcome these concerns to achieve learning objectives. Virtualization technologies allow students to access and control the computer settings as well as the working environment in advanced applications without affecting the operational availability of computer labs throughout the college day. Virtualization enables computer security teachers to train their students on many hands-on activities without exposing or causing damages to computer labs. This paper presents the usage of virtualization technology in such environment, the opportunities and benefits of using this technology in computer security oriented courses. The paper also discusses the use of the VMware workstation pro as a sandbox for risky lab activities in computer security courses. Here the Desktop Virtualization offers great opportunities to teach advanced skills in computer security courses. Also, this paper outlines the challenges and limitations of virtualization along with some recommendations to address these limitations.

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“…This concept extends and expands structured development of large-scale software, and was first introduced within the context of cognitive radios [30]. Subsequently, it has been used to develop Software Defined Networking (SDN) [22] as well as in several facets and aspects of IoT [24,1,23].…”

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A software-defined architecture for control of IoT cyberphysical systems

Darabseh¹,

Freris

2019

Cluster Comput

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Based on software-defined principles, we propose a holistic architecture for Cyberphysical Systems (CPS) and Internet of Things (IoT) applications, and highlight the merits pertaining to scalability, flexibility, robustness, interoperability, and cyber security. Our design especially capitalizes on the computational units possessed by smart agents, which may be utilized for decentralized control and in-network data processing. We characterize the data flow, communication flow, and control flow that assimilate a set of components such as sensors, actuators, controllers, and coordinators in a systemic programmable fashion. We specifically aim for distributed and decentralized decision-making by spreading the control over several hierarchical layers. In addition, we propose a middleware layer to encapsulate units and services for time-critical operations in highly dynamic environments. We further enlist a multitude of vulnerabilities to cyberattacks, and integrate softwaredefined solutions for enabling resilience, detection and recovery. In this purview, several controllers cooperate to identify and respond to security threats and abnormal situations in a self-adjusting manner. Last, we illustrate numerical simulations in support of the virtues of a software-defined design for CPS and IoT.

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Software defined cloud: Survey, system and evaluation

Cited by 102 publications

References 37 publications

A novel framework for software defined based secure storage systems

A novel framework for software defined based secure storage systems

Virtualization Environment for Computer Labs to Maintain Security, Stability and Availability

A software-defined architecture for control of IoT cyberphysical systems

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