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@article{160208,
        author = {Pratik Kumar Singh and Prakhar Tibrewal and P j Mohammed Shoaib and Naveen and Padmavathi M and Dr.T.c.Manjunath},
        title = {A Raspberry Pi-based Private Cloud System for Remote Data Access},
        journal = {International Journal of Innovative Research in Technology},
        year = {},
        volume = {9},
        number = {12},
        pages = {1274-1280},
        issn = {2349-6002},
        url = {https://ijirt.org/article?manuscript=160208},
        abstract = {The cloud storages are becoming expensive these days and can be expected to increase more and more .The cloud storages gives  certain amount of the storage and then start asking the users to pay for the subscription model. Using Microprocessors and web development ,it can offer you a better solution to have a personalised
Private cloud storage. A private cloud storage is a storage solution that is hosted on your own network, rather than on a third-party service. This means that your data is stored in a more secure location and you have more control over it. Microprocessors  can be used to create a private storage and which will be only accessible to the particular users only. Microprocessors like raspberry pi  and the hard drive like SD cards, HDDs are been used to make a private cloud storage. We are installing a NAS server in the raspberry pi and create the website which is used to access the private cloud storage. NAS servers can be secured using a variety of methods, such as encryption and authentication. This helps to protect data from unauthorized access. NAS servers can be secured using a variety of methods, such as encryption and authentication. This helps to protect data from unauthorized access.
},
        keywords = {Network  Attached  Storage  (NAS)},
        month = {},
        }