@Chiradeep Vittal: Thanks for your information. Many things to learn. I'm
going to deploy my own Key Management Server, some steps to securely
exchange key will be done with asymmetric encryption.
@all: Beside, which features do you think that need to be implemented in a
data encryption solution?
It is an interesting problem no doubt. It is essentially the same as "how
do I keep credentials secret in the cloud".
Most people use the 'user data' feature, but that is by no means
bulletproof.
For a comprehensive overview of the possible solutions check this:
http://shlomoswidler.com/2009/08/how
SecureCloud is the commercial product, so I'm not willing to use it. I'd
like to deploy my own solution, based on open-source. I'm considering about
the flow when users interact with. Some questions: how to secure user
private key? how to prevent Cloud Admin to see user data?...
@Wido: LUKS is a
Trendmicro's secure cloud (commercial product) has done the integration
with Cloudstack to provide disk encryption. You will have an idea if you
look at that.
Cheers
Kish.
Kishore Yerrapragada
Citrix Systems Inc. Ph: 650 479 5325
On 10/19/12 5:49 AM, "Nguyen Anh Tu" wrote:
>Hi guys,
>
Hi,
For now you could use LUKS inside the Linux virtual machines.
In the longer term we could for example include QCOW2 encryption for
KVM, but that is not on the roadmap.
I don't know what VMware or Xen support with this, but I except they do
some encryption.
For now I'd however advise to
Hi guys,
I'm thinking about the solution to encrypt VM data (user's data in
volumes). Who has the idea? I knew that S3 API will be integrated to CS
4.0, but that's only an option. I'd like to deploy a private solution for
my cloud.
Thanks for any help.
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