A Novel Distributed Database Architectural Model for Mobile Cloud Computing
Somenath Chakraborty, Dia Ali, Beddhu Murali

TL;DR
This paper introduces a new distributed database architecture tailored for mobile cloud computing, addressing mobile device memory limitations by leveraging cloud resources to enhance data management and application performance.
Contribution
The paper proposes a novel distributed database model specifically designed for mobile cloud computing environments, improving data handling and scalability for mobile applications.
Findings
Addresses mobile device memory constraints effectively.
Enhances data scalability in mobile cloud environments.
Provides a new architectural framework for MCC applications.
Abstract
Cloud computing is the way by which we connect to servers, large systems into a distributed secure manner without worrying about local memory limits. Here this paper we proposed a Novel Distributed Database Architectural Model for Mobile Cloud Computing (NDDAMMCC). Due to the exponential growth of wireless technologies and internet which are following Nielsen's Law of Internet Bandwidth, we are in the new era of cloud computing. In the recent technological era, smart mobile devices play a big role in all sort of day-by-day human needs. The applicability is so huge that the number of apps install on a mobile system becomes a hazard due to local memory limitations for mobile phone users and demands an alternative approach to solve this local memory problems. Mobile Cloud Computing (MCC) is the ultimate solution to this issue and our model presents a promising path in this new kind of…
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Taxonomy
TopicsCloud Computing and Resource Management · Distributed and Parallel Computing Systems · Caching and Content Delivery
