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NAAN MUDHALVAN-CLOUD COMPUTING

TITTLE:CLOUD BASED MUSIC STREAMING SERVICE

ABSTRACT :

In an era defined by digital connectivity and on-demand entertainment,


cloud-based music streaming services have emerged as a dominant platform
for accessing, discovering, and enjoying music. These services leverage the
power of cloud computing to store vast libraries of music content remotely,
accessible to users across a multitude of devices with internet connectivity.
Key features of cloud-based music streaming services include seamless
playback of high-quality audio, personalized recommendations based on
user preferences and listening history, collaborative playlist creation and
sharing, and offline playback capabilities through caching mechanisms.
Behind the scenes, sophisticated algorithms and data analytics drive content
curation and recommendation systems, enhancing user engagement and
satisfaction. Additionally, robust security measures safeguard user data and
ensure secure transmission of audio content over the internet.Cloud-based
music streaming services have revolutionized the way people consume music,
offering unparalleled convenience, accessibility, and diversity in musical
content while shaping the future of the music industry.

The software and hardware requirements for building a cloud-based music


streaming service.
Software Requirements:
###Backend

1. Programming Language:
• Python

2. Frameworks and Libraries:


• Flask or Django (Web framework)
• SQLAlchemy (ORM for database interaction)
• Boto3 (AWS S3 integration)
• Flask-JWT-Extended (JWT authentication)
• Werkzeug (Password hashing)

3. Database:
• PostgreSQL or MySQL for relational databases
• MongoDB for a NoSQL alternative

4. Other Tools:
• AWS SDK (for cloud storage integration)
• FFMpeg (for handling audio streaming and conversion)
• Docker (for containerization)
• Postman or cURL (for API testing)
#### Frontend
1. Programming Language:
• JavaScript

2. Frameworks and Libraries:


• React.js (Frontend framework)
• Axios (HTTP client for API requests)
• React-Router-Dom (Routing)
• Material-UI or Bootstrap (for UI components)
3. Development Tools:
• Node.js and npm (for package management and build tools)
• Webpack or Create React App (for bundling frontend code)
• Babel (for JavaScript transpilation)
• ESLint (for code linting)

#### Cloud Services


1. **AWS Services:**
- AWS S3 (for storing music files)
- AWS EC2 (for deploying backend server)
- AWS RDS (for database hosting) or an alternative like Heroku Postgres

2. **Alternative Cloud Providers:**


- Google Cloud Platform or Microsoft Azure for equivalent services

Hardware Requirements
#### Development Environment

1. Development Machines:
- CPU: Multi-core processor (Intel i5/i7 or AMD equivalent)
- **RAM:** 8 GB minimum (16 GB recommended)
- **Storage:** SSD with at least 256 GB (for faster read/write operations)
- **Operating System:** Windows, macOS, or Linux

2. **Network:**
- Reliable high-speed internet connection for downloading dependencies,
accessing cloud services, and uploading music files.

#### Deployment Environment


1. **Backend Server (e.g., AWS EC2):**
- **Instance Type:** t2.medium (2 vCPUs, 4 GB RAM) for initial
deployment
- **Storage:** 50 GB EBS (Elastic Block Store) or more, depending on
your needs

2. **Database Server:**
- **Instance Type:** db.t2.medium (2 vCPUs, 4 GB RAM) or equivalent
- **Storage:** 20 GB or more, with automatic scaling as required

3. **Cloud Storage:**
- AWS S3 bucket with sufficient storage to handle music file uploads (start
with the standard storage class and scale based on usage)

4. **Load Balancer (optional, for scaling):**


- AWS Elastic Load Balancing (ELB) to distribute incoming traffic across
multiple instances

### Additional Considerations

1. **Security:**
- Use HTTPS for secure communication between frontend, backend, and
cloud services.
- Implement proper access controls and encryption for data at rest and in
transit.
- Regularly update dependencies and perform security audits.
2. **Scalability:**
- Plan for auto-scaling capabilities to handle increased load.
- Implement a caching layer (e.g., Redis or Memcached) to reduce database
load and improve response times.

3. **Monitoring and Logging:**


- Use tools like AWS CloudWatch, ELK Stack (Elasticsearch, Logstash,
Kibana), or Grafana for monitoring application performance and logs.

4. **Backup and Recovery:**


- Implement regular backups for your database and S3 buckets.
- Set up disaster recovery plans to ensure business continuity.

By following these requirements, you can ensure that your cloud-based


music streaming service is built on a robust and scalable foundation, capable
of handling user demand and providing a seamless music streaming
experience.

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