Real-Time Secure Distribution of Face Photos Using MinIO and Redis
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interactions between different business processes. After integration, there is a need to share, co-govern, and co-manage certain resources or data. This interconnectedness underscores the importance of secure and efficient data management, especially when sensitive information such as face photos is involved. This paper proposes a real-time encrypted distribution mechanism for face photos
based on MinIO and Redis, aimed at addressing potential privacy leakage risks during the storage and distribution of face photos, while
significantly enhancing distribution efficiency. The mechanism adopts a three-tier architecture, including a storage tier, a transmission
tier, and a business tier. By integrating the high-performance storage capabilities of MinIO, the advantages of Redis in real-time message distribution, and hybrid encryption technology, we have successfully achieved real-time and secure distribution of face photos. In
experimental testing, the distribution mechanism performs excellently under low to moderate traffic conditions, effectively enhancing
efficiency of face photo distribution.
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.70711/aitr.v2i8.6643
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