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A Load Balancing Scheme for Gaming Server applying Reinforcement Learning in IoT

Authors
Kim, Hye-YoungKim, Jinsul
Issue Date
Oct-2020
Publisher
COMSIS CONSORTIUM
Keywords
deep reinforcement learning; load balancing; gaming server; reward; achievable rate; loss rate; policy
Citation
COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS, v.17, no.3, pp.891 - 906
Journal Title
COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS
Volume
17
Number
3
Start Page
891
End Page
906
URI
https://scholarworks.bwise.kr/hongik/handle/2020.sw.hongik/11527
DOI
10.2298/CSIS190917026K
ISSN
1820-0214
Abstract
A lot of data generated on the game server causes overtime in IoT environment. Recently, both researchers and developers have developed great interests in load balancing schemes in gaming servers. The existing literature have proposed algorithms that distribute loads in servers by mostly concentrating on load balancing and cooperative offloading in Internt of Things (IoT) environment. The dynamic load balancing algorithms have applied a technique of calculating the workload of the network and dynamically allocating the workload according to the network situation, taking into account the capacity of the servers. However, the various previous researches proposed are difficult to reflect the real world by imposing a lot of restrictions and assumptions on the IoT environment, and it is not enough to meet the wide range of service requirements for the IoT environment. Therefore, we proposed an agent that applies a deep reinforced learning method to distribute loads for gaming servers. The agent has accomplished this by measuring network loads and analyzing a large amount of user data. We specifically have chosen deep reinforcement learning because no labels would need to be obtained in advance and it enabled our agent to immediately make the right decisions to load balancing in IoT environment. We have showed several siginicicant functions of our proposed scheme and derived through mathematical analysis. Also, we have compared performances of our proposed scheme and a previus research, ProGreGA, widely used scheme through simulation.
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