Abstract
The cloud computing environment when deployed correctly is responsible for delivering scalability, cost efficiency, reliability, security and interoperability to the end users. Log analysis is considered to be an indispensable component of security regulations and framework, since these computer-generated records help the organizations, businesses and networks to respond to different kinds of risks that are possible to cloud environment in a reactive and proactive manner. In this paper, an Integrated Deep Auto-Encoder and Q-learning-based Deep Learning (IDEA-QLDL) Scheme is proposed for attaining maximum prediction accuracy during the process of exploring log data and classifying them into genuine and anomalous. It initiates the process of acceptance or denial based on the continuous investigation of behavioral patterns that are highly applicable for classification. The results of the proposed IDEA-QLDL Scheme confirmed its predominance in improving the classification accuracy, precision, recall and detection time compared to the benchmarked schemes considered for investigation.
Distributed LiDAR data processing in a high-memory cloud-computing environment