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Multi-Cloud Storage Image Control Reliability and Obliging Provable Data and Confirmation
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Data integrity is very important while storing few data in multi-cloud. Distributed cloud storage is the method of storing the data in obliging provable data for the reliability confirmation. this paper proposes the integrity of data while storing distribute cloud this technique improve can improves overall enterprise performance by avoiding vender lock-in for customers to minimize the computation cost this technique also reduces cost while computation is reflected in performance analysis.
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