Trustworthy middleware services in the cloud

Authors:
Imad M. Abbadi;Mina Deng;Marco Nalin;Andrew Martin;Milan Petkovic;Ilaria Baroni;Alberto Sanna
Affiliations:
University of Oxford, Oxford, United Kingdom;Philips Research Europe, The Netherlands, Netherlands;Institute Hospital San Raffaele, Italy, Italy;University of Oxford, Oxford, United Kingdom;Philips Research Europe, The Netherlands, Netherlands;Institute Hospital San Raffaele, Italy, Italy;Institute Hospital San Raffaele, Italy, Italy
Venue:
Proceedings of the third international workshop on Cloud data management
Year:
2011

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Abstract

Establishing trust in systems is a difficult problem to tackle. In the Cloud, establishing trust is even more complicated considering its dynamic nature and distributed resources. One of the Cloud's potential feature is providing transparent management of resources at Cloud's infrastructure. This would hide technical complexities from Cloud's customers, which could be provided using middleware services. Establishing trustworthy middleware services would help in moving in the direction of establishing trust in the Cloud. In this paper we mainly focus on identifying the functions for establishing trustworthy middleware services for supporting home healthcare application. Specifically, we focus on the ones that are required to address the security, privacy, and resilience properties of home healthcare application.