A Quantification-evaluating Trust Model Based on Grid Environment
Gu Tian
Abstract
Gu Tian
Abstract
A grid computing system is composed of heterogeneous geographically-distrubuted computers and resources. And it is a high performance distribute environment. Users can share these resources pellucidly by the network. Because of the dynamics and uncertainty of grid environment, the collaboration of grid-entity is facing to a series of problem of security. So the trust issue of grid system becoms a hotspot in current study of grid. In this paper, we carve up the trust to identity-trust and behavior-trust, develop a new trust evaluating model to scale the relationg of the trust of grid entities, by which we can resolve security problems exist in grid environment more sciencely and effectively.
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A grid computing system is composed of heterogeneous geographically-distrubuted computers and resources. And it is a high performance distribute environment. Users can share these resources pellucidly by the network. Because of the dynamics and uncertainty of grid environment, the collaboration of grid-entity is facing to a series of problem of security. So the trust issue of grid system becoms a hotspot in current study of grid. In this paper, we carve up the trust to identity-trust and behavior-trust, develop a new trust evaluating model to scale the relationg of the trust of grid entities, by which we can resolve security problems exist in grid environment more sciencely and effectively.
Key concepts: Computer science, Grid, Grid computing, Semantic grid, Hotspot (geology), Computer security, Computational trust, Distributed computing