Secure Traffic Management in Cluster Environment to Handle DDOS Attack
K.V. Govinda, E. Sathiyamoorthy · 2014
Data is growing more and more for the past few decades and its volume keeps on increasing rapidly, with the variety of unstructured data. This increases the amount of data storage for the major aspects of Business analysis, prediction, search, decision making and so on. Today's world is totally revolutionized into the cloud, which decreases the necessity of storage space at user side and in turn increases the necessities of Enterprises. Google, Face book, IBM and so on..are IT giants came with new issue on data which have been named by them as BigData. This issue generally, is in need of processing huge amount of data which ranges in petabytes and do not suits up for normal two tier architecture, there by generating many user request causes network traffic. In this scenario enterprise/academia should do research on differentiating the traffic for the users request and minimizing the unwanted network traffic. This paper proposes a secure data transfer over cluster environment and shows the comparison of different traffic to handle DDOS attack in cluster environment.