Migration of On-premise to Cloud Storage

A developing business model called cloud computing offers clients access to apps, data, computing power, and operating systems as a service. It represents an original method of designing and remotely controlling computing resources with little management work or service provider involvement. Security and the threats associated with it came more to attention as it was utilized and communicated, ensuring the privacy of the data. The study’s focus will be on the security risks of confidentiality, integrity, and availability and how those risks affect how cloud users see security in the cloud. In order to gather the data, a qualitative research methodology was used and semi-structured interviews with 6 users who had prior experience with the cloud were done. More research is required to determine how existing systems should be connected to the cloud and what effects the migration would have. In the setting of a small software firm, the purpose of this thesis is to communicate our experiences and learnings from implementing cloud computing for an on-premise corporate application. Our research yielded a number of insightful findings. The primary potential and difficulties associated with cloud computing were first noted. The largest cloud platforms were examined and contrasted next. Third, a cloud prototype was created using the current system as a basis. The behavior of comparable systems in two contexts (on-premise and the Cloud) and under various situations in the Cloud was evaluated using this prototype, taking into account issues like performance and cost.