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¹UAE University, P.O. Box 15551, Al Ain, UAE.

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This study introduces a novel cloud storage solution using file partitioning and concurrent downloads for faster data access. The approach optimizes cloud storage usage and reduces costs by minimizing data replication.

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Area of Science:

Computer Science
Cloud Computing
Data Storage

Background:

Cloud storage systems face challenges with large datasets and inefficient load balancing.
Full data replication in cloud environments leads to significant storage consumption and increased costs.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a novel algorithm for optimizing cloud storage utilization and enhancing data load balancing.
To improve the performance of data delivery as a service (DaaS) in cloud environments.

Main Methods:

Implementing a file partitioning strategy where only parts of files are stored on cloud nodes.
Utilizing concurrent dual-direction downloads from multiple cloud nodes.
Employing partial data replication to ensure data reliability and availability.

Main Results:

Significant optimization in cloud storage usage through file partitioning.
Enhanced data access speeds due to concurrent downloads from multiple servers.
Reduced operational costs associated with cloud storage provisioning.

Conclusions:

The proposed approach effectively addresses cloud storage limitations by optimizing space and improving performance.
This method offers a cost-effective and efficient solution for delivering data as a service on the cloud.