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Towards Cloud Data Management for Online Games - A Prototype Platform [dissertation (2013)
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@MISC{Wang13towardscloud,
author = {Shuo Wang and M. Sc. Ziqiang Diao and Wang Shuo},
title = {Towards Cloud Data Management for Online Games - A Prototype Platform [dissertation},
year = {2013}
}
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Abstract
Over the last decades, Massively Multi-player Online Role Playing Games (MMORPGs) have become big business. Along with the development of MMORPG, the game’s content and entertainment is enriching. MMORPG has attracted a quite number of players. With the steeply increasing count of players, the data volumes of a game that needs to be persisted will also increase starkly. Nowadays the most popular data store system in MMORPGs is Relational Database Management System (RDBMS). However the traditional RDBMS cannot completely meet the requirements for data storage. Many MMORPGs, in the case of large users accessing, will encounter the database’s bottlenecks, such as the big data volume and lack of scalability and so on. The traditional RDBMS has very limited scalability because of its subjection to the ACID rules. Most of MMORPGs have very complex server-side architecture, which makes the background database even harder to scale out. The traditional RDBMS are facing challenges in the MMORPG industry. My study focuses on using the Cloud database to solve these problems that RDBMS are facing. In this work, A simple
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