how to access cloud server

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Hi friends,
I want to have a project and it is based on cloud computing. In that project I want to use cloud platform like Windows Azure or Amazon or any other service.

The main concept is I want to prove the the data of client is secure ie. it is not getting changed by server or anyone else. For that I want to apply my algorithm of data verification which will run on server side & generate a proof of data is secure or not & send that proof to client & then client check whether that prove is true or not.

So in my project I want to access the server, I mean I want to deploy my project in server & server will execute that project when any client request for checking proof his data.

Is there any method or any API to deploy my project in azure's server & run on there or can any one help me for this a basic guide line I want.

I have one idea to create my one platform means creating a server client application & use it as cloud.is it possible?

Please help me, thanks.

Posted 18-Sep-11 21:18pm

maheshpardeshi

Updated 18-Sep-11 21:47pm

DaveAuld

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DaveAuld · Answer 1 · 2011-09-18T21:42:00

I think you are talking about a simple Hash requirement.

When writing to the clound
1) You hold the data to be sent to the server
2) You generate a hash based on this data
3) You write the data and the hash to the server

When reading from the cloud
4) You read the data
5) You re-generate the hash
6) You compare new hash with stored hash
7) If the hash match, the data is not changed, if the hash don't match, the data or the stored hash has been modified

This works because only you know how you derived the hash, and any secret salts used. Probability of a remote party modifying the data and being able to regenerate a correct hash is next to impossible unless they know how you do it and what salt you use.