Comparing the Supersonic Cloud Computing Model to Enhance the Networking and Security in Traditional Data Centers

The Comparing the supersonic cloud computing model to enhance the networking and security in Traditional Data Centers study aimed to analyse the differences between traditional data centers and cloud computing models. The researchers' findings demonstrate that the supersonic cloud model consists of a number of services and functions that can improve network and security performance across all levels of the data center. Furthermore, the supersonic model offers more options for load balancing through routing protocols and more secure network access. In addition, the supersonic model allows for more flexibility in the resources used, such as virtual servers and storage systems. Lastly, the supersonic model allows for greater scalability through the use of distributed simultaneous networks. These benefits pave the way to the eventual goal of improving existing data center operation and security. The objective of this study was to assess the potential of supersonic cloud computing model (SCC) to improve the networking and security in traditional data centers. The findings indicated that SCC improved the network efficiency by 10.4%, reduced network latency by 11 %, and improved packet delivery rates by 8.6%. The security was also improved, with overall firewall rules increased by 12 %, and 5% fewer security violations. Overall, SCC showed promising performance in improving the networking and security of traditional data centers.