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Implementing a high-volume, low-latency market data processing system on commodity hardware using IBM middleware
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2009
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Cluster ComputingEngineeringHigh Performance Computer NetworkComputer ArchitectureDistributed Data ProcessingHigh Data VolumesHardware SystemsLow LatenciesCommodity HardwareDatacenter-scale ComputingData-intensive PlatformSystems EngineeringLow-latency Market DataParallel ComputingUltra-low LatencyData ManagementStock Market DataComputer EngineeringLow LatencyComputer ScienceData-intensive ComputingOperating SystemsDistributed MiddlewareParallel ProgrammingIbm MiddlewareSystem Software
A stock market data processing system that can handle high data volumes at low latencies is critical to market makers. Such systems play a critical role in algorithmic trading, risk analysis, market surveillance, and many other related areas. We show that such a system can be built with general-purpose middleware and run on commodity hardware. The middleware we use is IBM System S, which has been augmented with transport technology from IBM WebSphere MQ Low Latency Messaging. Using eight commodity x86 blades connected with Ethernet and Infiniband, this system can achieve 80 μsec average latency at 3 times the February 2008 options market data rate and 206 μsec average latency at 15 times the February 2008 rate.
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