Authors : Abbina Bala Akhileswar; Yaswanth Kumar Chelluboyina; Harsha Vardhan Boya; Dr. K. Venkateswara Rao; Chidaraboina Naga Siva Krishna

Volume/Issue : Volume 9 - 2024, Issue 8 - August

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DOI : https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/IJISRT24AUG1487

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Abstract : Cloud management offers possibilities and difficulties to enterprises looking for effective management and strong data security. This essay examines the challenges associated with cloud administration and suggests workarounds for these issues. Assuring data security, upholding legal compliance, cutting expenses, and overseeing intricate multi-cloud setups are important obstacles. The use of cloud-native monitoring and governance tools, the implementation of extensive data backup and recovery plans, the use of automation for resource provisioning and administration, and the implementation of strong security measures like encryption and access restrictions are all necessary for finding solutions. Organizations may improve the security of their important data assets and expedite their cloud administration procedures by tackling these challenges with suitable solutions. Ensuring data security is a major concern in cloud administration. Organizations are concerned about data breaches, illegal access, and industry regulatory compliance when they move critical data to the cloud. Organizations need to have strong security mechanisms like identity management, access restrictions, and encryption in place to lessen these risks. Furthermore, implementing a defense-in-depth strategy that incorporates several security tiers might improve cloud environments' overall resilience. Upholding legal requirements and industry norms is another challenge for cloud managers. To secure sensitive data and uphold client confidence, businesses in regulated sectors like healthcare and finance are subject to strict compliance regulations. Adherence to frameworks like HIPAA, GDPR, and PCI DSS, as well as thorough policies and frequent audits are necessary to achieve compliance in the cloud. Organizations may minimize the risk of non-compliance penalties and expedite compliance processes by putting governance tools and compliance automation systems into place. For enterprises using cloud resources, cost optimization is another major concern. Pay-as-you-go cloud services might result in overspending and financial restrictions due to improper resource utilization.

Keywords : Serverless Computing, Cloud Architecture, Cloud- Native Applications, Microservices, Serverless Benefits.

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