DocumentCode
3735310
Title
Security considerations in ITRI cloud OS
Author
Tzi-cker Chiueh;E J Chang;Robert Huang;Hogan Lee;Vernon Sung;M H Chiang
Author_Institution
Cloud Computing Research Center for Mobile Applications, Industrial Technology Research Institute
fYear
2015
Firstpage
107
Lastpage
112
Abstract
Over the past few years, clouds have become an important terms in different domains. ITRI (Industrial Technology Research Institute) CCMA is one of Cloud developers especially on IaaS, called ITRI Cloud OS. ITRI Cloud OS is a comprehensive data center software stack. Inside this system, server virtualization, network virtualization, and storage virtualization are included to make Cloud OS serves virtual machines. Security is an important issue which is one of Cloud OS components. In this paper we represent security from different viewpoints in the system. Cloud OS could be deployed either as a public or private cloud. To host large number of VMs, horizontal scale up is a requirement. Security implementation should be adapted to support such an environment. ITRI Cloud OS could easily accommodate new VMs by adding new computing resources. In order to make cloud OS a secure environment, how we implement security protection and service level guarantee are discussed in this paper. Security protection means VMs are under protections through different mechanism and service level agreement (SLA). That is VMs running inside Cloud OS could have service guarantee even when resource is limited. To provide security protections, the following properties are built inside Cloud OS: multi-tenant support with tenant isolation including network as well as user data volume isolations; role-based distributed L3/L4 firewall, and automatic firewall setting in Cloud OS for enterprise firewall device; Distributed WAF protection; ARP spoofing; and DDoS mitigating system. In this paper, we present our security component´s algorithms, system models, performance analysis, and performance evaluation results. To support SLA, we provide a distributed traffic shaping architecture. Through SLA policy setting, VMs can achieve guaranteed network bandwidth. We will present our distributed traffic shaping performance evaluation results which demonstrate the efficiency of Cloud OS.
Keywords
"Cloud computing","Firewalls (computing)","Servers","Computer architecture","Virtualization","Virtual machining"
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Security Technology (ICCST), 2015 International Carnahan Conference on
Print_ISBN
978-1-4799-8690-3
Electronic_ISBN
2153-0742
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/CCST.2015.7389666
Filename
7389666
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