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Research on Low-Latency Service Guarantee Mechanism in Cloud-Edge Collaborative Computing Networks

MO Jialiang

(Guangdong Planning and Designing Institute of Telecommunications Co., Ltd., Guangzhou 510630, China)

Section:Communication Engineering · Vol. 2026, Issue 9 · Pages:1-5,10 · 2096-4706(2026)09-0001-06 · CLC number:TP18 · Document code:A · DOI:10.19850/j.cnki.2096-4706.2026.09.001

Abstract

Cloud-edge collaborative computing networks face challenges in guaranteeing service latency due to dynamic network changes, heterogeneous resources, and load fluctuations. Addressing the issues of poor adaptability and low resource utilization in existing static scheduling mechanisms, this paper proposes a low-latency guarantee mechanism integrating prediction and adaptive migration. This mechanism constructs a latency-aware resource model, employs deep reinforcement learning to implement dynamic offloading decisions, predicts load using LSTM, reserves buffer resources, and designs a multi-attribute scoring migration strategy to handle burst scenarios. Experiments demonstrate that the proposed mechanism reduces end-to-end latency by 19%~47% under different loads, keeps the key task violation rate within 1.2% and drops it to 0.3% in burst scenarios, stabilizes the resource utilization rate of edge nodes at 72%~78%, and keeps performance degradation to no more than 12% under network fluctuations, effectively enhancing service quality guarantee capability and system robustness.

Keywords

cloud-edge collaboration; computing power network; low-latency guarantee; task scheduling; reinforcement learning; service quality

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About the authors

Mo Jialiang (1988-), male, Han ethnicity, from Enping, Guangdong, is a senior design project manager, engineer, and holds a Master's degree in Engineering. His research interests include artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and IT support systems.