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re: Maximum Throughput???
Martin Koopman / Cameron Systems
23 May 2002 12:29PM ETHi John,
80 orders per second would be no problem for the CameronFIX engine (or I would expect for any of our competitors) running on some pretty basic hardware. Certainly most of our sell-side clients do significantly more than this every day.
Performance figures can be a bit subjective as you would expect. However one of our New York based sell side clients reported these figures using CameronFIX in a production environment running on a dual 1GHz Intel processor machine running under Linux. Recovery persistence was implemented using our standard flat file transaction logs.
Without recovery: 3,350 messages received per second, 4,860 messages sent per second
With recovery: 2,100 messages received per second, 3,100 messages sent per second
Hope this helps.
Regards
Martin
Martin Koopman
Commercial Director
Cameron Systems Pty Ltd
email: mk@cameronsystems.com
ph: 212-858-7701
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> What are the expected maximum throughputs for FIX engines? By this I mean, for a sell-side institution receiving orders from the buy-side, what sort of volumes can the various engines handle in burst and or / sustained flow?
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> Does anyone have any experience of handling say 80 orders per second? What sort of hardware is needed for that?
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> Have any vendors tested this?
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> Thanks.
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> John Greenan
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re: Maximum Throughput???
Martin Koopman / Cameron Systems 23 May 2002 12:29PM ET
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