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Mobile Cloud Computing

by Dijiang Huang, Huijun Wu

September 2017

Intermediate to advanced

336 pages

13h 45m

English

Morgan Kaufmann

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Dijiang HuangHuijun Wu
A Little HistoryAudienceOrganization and ApproachBonus Materials and Online ResourcesAcknowledgmentBibliography

Abstract1.1. Overview of Cloud Computing1.2. Mobile Cloud SolutionsBibliography
Abstract2.1. The Concept of Virtualization2.2. Classifications of Computer/Machine Virtualization2.3. Lightweight Virtualization: Containers2.4. Mobile Device Virtualization2.5. Network Virtualization2.6. Storage VirtualizationBibliography
Abstract3.1. Review Cloud Service Models3.2. Current Mobile Cloud Service Models3.3. Mobile Cloud Service Models and Examples3.4. IoT and MicroservicesBibliography
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Abstract4.1. Transitions from Internet Clouds to User-centric Mobile Clouds4.2. Overview of POEM4.3. Design of Mobile Cloud Service Framework4.4. Performance Considerations of Mobile Cloud Service PlatformBibliography
Abstract5.1. Mobile Cloud Offloading Setup5.2. One-to-One Offloading Case5.3. Many-to-Many Offloading Case5.4. Evolving Mobile Cloud ComputingBibliography
Abstract6.1. Edge Cloud6.2. Microservices for Mobile Cloud Computing6.3. Microservices Patterns for IoTBibliography
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Abstract7.1. Attribute-Based Access Control7.2. Using Information Centric Networking and ABAC to Support Mobile Cloud Computing7.3. Ontology-Based Attribute Management7.4. Secure Computation OffloadingBibliography
Abstract8.1. Virtualization and Isolation Approaches on Mobiles8.2. System Design and Architecture8.3. Communication with Remote OpenDayLight Controller8.4. What Is the Next Step?Bibliography
A.1. Overview of Cloud Resource ManagementA.2. Mobile Cloud Resource ManagementBibliography
B.1. Run OSGi FrameworksB.2. Running Surrogate ServerB.3. Service BindingB.4. Putting All TogetherBibliography
C.1. Cryptographic Constructions for ICN Naming SchemeC.2. Partitioning CP-ABEBibliography
D.1. Hardware RequirementsD.2. Host and Guest SetupD.3. Booting up Arndale BoardD.4. Open vSwitch with KVMBibliography

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Chapter 8

Mobile Cloud Security: Virtualization and Isolation on Mobiles

Isolation doesn't bother me at all. It gives me a sense of security.

Jimmy Page

Abstract

Mobile security is a critical issue for mobile cloud computing. Ideally, a mobile can run both personal applications and companies' applications for supporting business functions. The Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) solutions are designed for these dual goals to enable employees to consolidate both personal and business applications and mobile data access on a single device. This chapter introduces a BYOD approach using KVM-based virtualization technologies for ARM devices to enable running VMs with nearly unmodified guest OS and allow easy implementation of corporate policies ...