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Abstract

Cloud computing provides on demand services to its client. Data storage is among one in every of the first services provided by cloud computing. Cloud service hosts the knowledge of data owner on their server and user can access their data from these services. As data owners and servers are different identities, the paradigm of the knowledge is correctly hosted in to the cloud storage server. During this paper discuss the varied techniques that are used for secure data storage on cloud. The different visions of cloud computing is to access traditional supercomputing and also high performing computing power, these are usually performed by different military and also different research facilities they usually use it to perform tens of trillion of different computations per second in different oriented application for example financial portfolios, to deliver various personalized information, to provide users data storage and to power large immersive computer game.

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Keywords

Cloud Computing, cloud storage, deployment models.