Cloud storage subsystem for pin-it social network

Mohd Farid , Mohd Yusof (2013) Cloud storage subsystem for pin-it social network. Project Report. UTeM. (Submitted)

Text CLOUD STORAGE SUBSYSTEM FOR PIN-IT SOCIAL NETWORK 24pages.pdf Download (5MB)

Abstract

PIN-IT is a web application that utilize the use of Microsoft's integrated Bing Maps as the main display. PIN-IT bring a new social networking style that differs from the current web application. In this application, each activity will be shared on Bing Maps. PIN-IT also uses goo-tagging technology, a technology which allow any location shared through Bing Maps such as status updates, documents, videos, pictures or other media. This application has several categories or subsystem and one of them is 'Cloud Storage Subsystem'. This subsystem is very important in a social network because it allows all the data files manageable and securely safe. It also allows users to upload and download their files wherever they are as long as there is an internet connection available. There are other functionalities that facilitate the use of applications such as storing files using folder, remove the file, and also display photos in tile view album. If users want to share their files with other external users, they can use the 'Share' functionalities. All upload activities will be displayed in the newsfeed that can be seen by other colleagues. However, this option can be turned off if the user concerned about their privacy. This application also display the users' files directly such as photos, documents and videos. This subsystem is a web-based system using PHP as the server side scripting and HTML for the interface as well as other languages such as CSS and JavaScript. Object-oriented concepts are also used for some functions such as uploading function for easy integration with other subsystems. Language SQL (MySQL) database is used as a database statement and it is managed by using phpMyAdmin and MySql Workbench and Apache has been chosen as web server application.

Actions (login required)

View Item