Blockchain in Cloud Computing: Design Challenges

Abstract

Blockchains is an immutable network comprising data records that are shared from across show's nodes and include all the specifics of the transactions that have transpired. Consent techniques are used to validate every transaction made in the computer, and once data has been recorded, it cannot be changed. Bitcoin, a well-known virtual currency, is supported by blockchains, which is a prerequisite new tech. The term “cloud technology” refers to the usage of a network of remote servers located on the internet to store, process, and analyse data instead of a server or even a personal computer. Numerous difficulties still exist, including those associated with data management, safety, and dependability. In this post, we've discussed some of the major problems that the clouds are now facing and suggested remedies by fusing the internet with block chain. To demonstrate their superiority, we prefer to go at a quick review of prior research that were centre on blockchain integration with the cloud. In this study, we have created an infrastructure that integrates cryptocurrency and cloud, exposing how they communicate.