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Abstract

Increasingly a lot of and a lot of organizations square measure choosing outsourcing knowledge to remote cloud service suppliers (csps). Customers will rent the csps storage infrastructure to store and retrieve virtually unlimited quantity of information by paying fees metered in gigabyte/month. For Associate in nursing exaggerated level of quantifiability, convenience, and sturdiness, some customers might want their knowledge to be replicated on multiple servers across multiple knowledge centers. The lot of copies the CSP is asked to store, the a lot of fees the shoppers square measure charged. Therefore, customers ought to have a robust guarantee that the CSP[1] is storing all knowledge copies that square measure approved within the contract, and everyone these copies square measure per the foremost recent modifications issued by the shoppers. During this paper, we have a tendency to propose a map-based obvious multicopy dynamic knowledge possession (MB-PMDDP) theme that has the subsequent options. It provides proof to the purchasers that the CSP isn't cheating by storing fewer copies. We have a tendency to provide a comparative analysis of the planned MB-PMDDP theme with a reference model obtained by extending existing demonstrable possession of dynamic single-copy schemes. The theoretical analysis is valid through experimental results on a poster cloud platform. Additionally, we have a tendency to show the safety against colluding servers, and discuss a way to establish corrupted copies by slightly modifying the planned theme.