CLOUD DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE

Miss. Kiran Borule; Mr. Ashish Deharkar; Mrs. Pushpa Tandekar

doi:10.59367/n41j7013

Authors

Miss. Kiran Borule Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Technology, Shri Sai, College Chandrapur, India
Mr. Ashish Deharkar Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Technology, Shri Sai, College Chandrapur, India
Mrs. Pushpa Tandekar Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Technology, Shri Sai, College Chandrapur, India

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.59367/n41j7013

Keywords:

Cloud Database, Three Schema Architecture, Cloud System Architecture, Green Computing, Three Level Object Oriented Database Architecture

Abstract

One of the major challenges for the IT companies’ moment is how to manage large growing volumes of data and how to produce a quality driven software product icing optimal application of coffers with minimal cost. The database Application system is a software system i.e., a set of programs that provides its users with processes for defining, erecting, manipulating and participating databases amongst the users and Applications. A Cloud data base Application system is a database Application system for Application of Cloud data and provides delivery of computing as services rather than as product. In this paper we've proposed an architecture for Application of data in Cloud nominated as “Cloud Database Management System Architecture”. The Cloud database Application system provides an approach for Application of Cloud data. The Cloud data are spread over the internet and are stored to a remote garçon managed by a third party. Hence, the Cloud data Application is a major issue which needs to be provisioned to. A well- defined architecture is therefore needed to manage the Cloud data, available at a remote level. In this work an architectural model for Cloud database Application system has been developed. This architecture is grounded on the three-schema architecture for data base Application system and three level object acquainted database Application system architecture.

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