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International Journal of Cloud Computing and Database Management

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2026, Vol. 7, Issue 1, Part A

Data management in the cloud: Best practices for data storage and retrieval


Author(s): Lena Johansson, Mikael Andersson, Eva Larson and Johan Petersen

Abstract: Cloud computing has revolutionized data management by providing scalable, cost-effective solutions for storing and retrieving vast amounts of data. However, ensuring efficient data management in the cloud requires the implementation of best practices that address security, performance, and reliability. Data storage and retrieval strategies must be optimized to meet the demands of dynamic cloud environments, balancing accessibility and security concerns. Key practices include adopting data encryption, effective backup systems, and data redundancy strategies to mitigate the risk of data loss or unauthorized access. In addition, the selection of appropriate storage models object, block, and file storage plays a crucial role in determining the performance of cloud data systems. A key consideration is the optimization of retrieval times, ensuring that users can access data efficiently and with minimal latency. The cloud's distributed nature requires careful consideration of data consistency, especially when using multi-region deployments, to prevent data conflicts and loss. The implementation of intelligent data indexing and caching mechanisms can further optimize retrieval speeds and minimize storage costs. As organizations increasingly rely on cloud environments for critical data management, it becomes essential to adopt a comprehensive approach that integrates the latest cloud technologies, performance metrics, and security protocols. This paper reviews best practices in cloud data management, emphasizing strategies for both data storage and retrieval to enhance overall efficiency, security, and performance. The paper also explores the challenges associated with these practices, including data governance, compliance, and the management of large-scale distributed systems. Ultimately, the goal is to provide organizations with a robust framework for optimizing cloud data management to meet both current and future needs.

DOI: 10.33545/27075907.2026.v7.i1a.117

Pages: 13-16 | Views: 32 | Downloads: 12

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Lena Johansson, Mikael Andersson, Eva Larson, Johan Petersen. Data management in the cloud: Best practices for data storage and retrieval. Int J Cloud Comput Database Manage 2026;7(1):13-16. DOI: 10.33545/27075907.2026.v7.i1a.117
International Journal of Cloud Computing and Database Management

International Journal of Cloud Computing and Database Management

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