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For components not in the critical path, third party implementations are acceptable. However, it is not surprising to see every piece in the critical path to b
by veyron 15y ago
For components not in the critical path, third party implementations are acceptable.
However, it is not surprising to see every piece in the critical path to be written in-house (feed handlers, for which there are many companies selling solutions) or rebuilt with heavy modifications (kernel).
I had intended to say hash function, but it was very late by the time I posted.
- orenmazor 15y agoI can fully understand it. it's the same in the technical startups that I've been involved with (i.e. hardware or science): - build a quick mvp with off the shelf stuff - start optimizing. by the time you're done, most of your parts are no longer generic and have optimizations where you need them.
- shin_lao 15y agoLooking forward to reading your next post then. We've worked a lot on fast data access and I wonder if you outperformed us.
- veyron 15y agoDo you have any latency numbers you could share? :)
- shin_lao 15y agoWe don't directly do HFT, we work with banks to help them do that well. All the numbers I could give you is what our data engine (which is what we sell) gives on our test environment, I cannot share what our customers actually get once deployed and configured on their system. Generally, they are happy. :) We're going to post benchmarks soon as we're going out of stealth mode.