An Adaptive Cloud Proto Type Model for Health Care System

Abstract

In the current Information Technology virtualization is one of the key components during the performance evaluation of network enabled environment including distributed computing, cloud computing, grid computing or pervasive computing. The network administrators and forensic teams are working on software defined networking (SDN) using which the network components can be controlled and managed using virtual infrastructure and global view of the physical network. On the physical implementation viewpoint, the single error or oversight can be damage the entire network integration. Now days, the advent of SDN products are being used in the research, development and corporate industry so that the effective control including routing, scheduling, security and related algorithms can be implemented on real networks. There are number of real life applications where the software defined networking and service oriented architecture (SOA) can be implemented for the social and global cause. Medical and Health Care Service is one of the key domain can make use SDN approach in which the number of medical decisions are to be taken based availability of the enterprise information. In this research work, the case analysis and a prototype for health care management service is accomplished. In this chapter, a unique and pragmatic implementation of the SDN based on virtualization is done and the prototype which we proposed in this chapter will be validated in future by using mininet-openflow integration to evaluate the performance of network and data packets transmission.