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Digital media has been increasing very rapidly, resulting in cloudcomputing's popularity gain. Cloud computing provides ease of management oflarge amount of data and resources. With a lot of devices communicating overthe Internet and with the rapidly increasing user demands, solitary clouds haveto communicate to other clouds to fulfill the demands and discover serviceselsewhere. This scenario is called intercloud computing or cloud federation.Intercloud computing still lacks standard architecture. Prior works discusssome of the architectural blueprints, but none of them highlight the key issuesinvolved and their impact, so that a valid and reliable architecture could beenvisioned. In this paper, we discuss the importance of intercloud computingand present in detail its architectural components. Intercloud computing alsoinvolves some issues. We discuss key issues as well and present impact ofstorage heterogeneity. We have evaluated some of the most noteworthy cloudstorage services, namely Dropbox, Amazon CloudDrive, GoogleDrive, MicrosoftOneDrive (formerly SkyDrive), Box, and SugarSync in terms of Quality ofExperience (QoE), Quality of Service (QoS), and storage space efficiency.Discussion on the results shows the acceptability level of these storageservices and the shortcomings in their design.

Towards Media Intercloud Standardization Evaluating Impact of Cloud Storage Heterogeneity