OneDataShare: A Vision for Cloud-hosted Data Transfer Scheduling and Optimization as a Service
Asif Imran, Md S Q Zulkar Nine, Kemal Guner, Tevfik Kosar

TL;DR
OneDataShare is a cloud-based service designed to optimize and schedule data transfers across wide-area networks, significantly improving transfer speeds and interoperability for data-intensive cloud applications.
Contribution
It introduces a novel cloud-hosted platform that enhances data transfer speed, protocol interoperability, and delivery time estimation for cloud-based data movement.
Findings
Achieves 6.5 times higher transfer throughput than existing services.
Provides accurate delivery time estimation for better planning.
Supports efficient data transfer for varying file sizes and endpoints.
Abstract
Fast, reliable, and efficient data transmission across wide-area networks is a predominant bottleneck for data-intensive cloud applications. This paper introduces OneDataShare, which is designed to eliminate the issues plaguing effective cloud-based data transfers of varying file sizes and across incompatible transfer end-points. The vision of OneDataShare is to achieve high-speed data communication, interoperability between multiple transfer protocols, and accurate estimation of delivery time for advance planning, thereby maximizing user-profit through improved and faster data analysis for business intelligence. The paper elaborates on the desirable features of OneDataShare as a cloud-hosted data transfer scheduling and optimization service, and how it is aligned with the vision of harnessing the power of the cloud and distributed computing. Experimental evaluation and comparison with…
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TopicsCloud Computing and Resource Management · IoT and Edge/Fog Computing · Caching and Content Delivery
