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Ensuring High Availability Of Private Cloud Services By Integrating The Ipv6 Protocol

Today, the world is migrating to cloud computing. The aim is to facilitate access to services for all users, and above all to ensure high availability and confidentiality. And this remains a major challenge for all types of service providers, as attacks continue to increase. So, while the world is comfortable using the services, it is faced with a number of attacks of all kinds. This requires several security efforts. As part of our work, we will propose new avenues that we can choose from in a private cloud environment to enhance high availability. While relying on the combination of IPV4 and IPV6 protocols. In addition, we will use a combination of the IPV4 and IPV6 protocols. So, in order to guarantee high availability, we have proposed a replication method using the IPV4 and IPV6 protocols. We will also discuss the encryption algorithm to be used during this replication. Finally, we will propose to adopt biometric access methods to cloud services in order to properly manage the elasticity function.