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> want some gritty inside color on what designing these systems is like, I’ve only dabbled with them on hobby projects, but I absolutely love the idea. I’ve be

> want some gritty inside color on what designing these systems is like, I’ve only dabbled with them on hobby projects, but I absolutely love the idea. I’ve been on the hunt for more content about this, but I have trouble finding much, I suspect a lot of content is a bit “if you know you know” sort of insider knowledge stuff, so if you know of any other good content lurking out there I’d be so keen to know. > this is the article for you. I’ve designed thread-per-core architectures for 15 years now How’d you get into this/what do you do for work? As I said, I’ve dabbled with it on personal projects, but at least on everything I do for work it’s not always a good fit, or it is, but it’s too weird for my teammates.

bitcharmer 3y ago
> I suspect a lot of content is a bit “if you know you know” sort of insider knowledge stuff It is, the kind of knowledge that takes decades to accumulate you won't see on people's blog posts. This is why ultra low-latency and high-performance systems engineers can ask more for their services. > How’d you get into this/what do you do for work I'm not the OP but for HFT shops thread-per-core design is the only right way. Prop trading, big market makers etc, we all go to great lengths to isolate the workloads as much as possible.
mgerdts 3y ago
You may also want to look at SPDK and DPDK.