Email this article A Structure of Adaptive Portable Video Streaming and Efficient Social Video Distribution in the Clouds
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Recently there have been many studies on how to improve the service quality of mobile video streaming on cloud computing. Resilience against cloud provider failure and temporary unavailabilityUse multiple cloud providers to construct a reliable cloud storage service out of unreliable components.we need Efficient proofs of file availability by interacting with cloud providers but these systems are not sufficient for this type of environments. Use multiple cloud providers to construct a reliable cloud storage service out of unreliable components. High availability and tolerance to adversarial failures.In this paper we address the problems of adaptive cloud services. Our adversaries are the cloud service provider itself, its insiders, or any third party attacks who are able to view the target data, monitor query processing on the data, obtain or infer the data and queries. – have complete access to database server While we need to provide security and privacy against these adversaries, we cannot omit functionality and performance – the most important property for a data service.
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