JOURNAL ARTICLE

Experiment setup for temporal distributed intrusion detection system on Amazon's elastic compute cloud

Abstract

In order to test the proposed distributed intrusion detection system there is a need for sufficient hardware and software in place as to provide a reasonable approximation of the actual conditions that such a system would expect to encounter if deployed in a live environment. These hardware and software requirements are compounded when attempting to test a distributed grid computing system because such systems typically can often scale to the hundreds or even thousands of computers. Even if sufficient hardware is obtainable, the generation of accurate test data accurately depicting normal patterns of network or Internet traffic can provide additional challenges, especially when the data is time sensitive. This paper demonstrates a method by which a distributed grid based IDS can be designed and implemented using virtual servers deployed on Amazon.com's elastic compute cloud service.

Keywords:
Cloud computing Computer science Server Intrusion detection system Software Grid Distributed computing Virtual machine The Internet Grid computing Real-time computing Operating system Computer security

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Topics

Distributed and Parallel Computing Systems
Physical Sciences →  Computer Science →  Computer Networks and Communications
Computational Physics and Python Applications
Physical Sciences →  Computer Science →  Artificial Intelligence
Scientific Computing and Data Management
Social Sciences →  Decision Sciences →  Information Systems and Management
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