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Re: FIX/Fast 2.0 coming in April?
Rolf Andersson / Pantor Engineering 23 Jan 2010 4:43PM ET Hi Franck,
I believe this is your first post in the FAST Protocol Forum. May I suggest that you summarize your concerns. I'd be happy to take part in a discussion on the shortcomings of FAST and what, if anything, we can do to improve the current standard.
A lot of people that have been involved for some time seem to be happy with the protocol as is, so you may be able to provide a fresh perspective.
Let us know what you think.
/Rolf
> Hi,
>
> I read your flame-thrower post and a few others who ridiculed Fast. Not
> being an engineer myself, I am in a stunned position trying to
> understand what should be the better solution (if any) to replace Fast.
> If there was a consensus on a potentially better and longer-life
> solution out there, we ought to debate it.
>
> My day job is to make decisions on the basis of engineers
> recommendations and business common sense, to invest resources where
> they are likely to produce longer term benefits.
>
> Fast has not yet met this criteria in my eyes, but I have not seen an
> alternative that does either (criteria includes an amount of consensus
> on the alternative choice).
>
> Do you have one or more suggestions, so we can open a healthy debate to
> get other people like me out of their stand-still hesitation ?
>
> And YES, there is a need to address the bandwidth issues created by
> electronic Market Data dissemination needs.
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Franck MIKULECZ
>
> > > Where can I get info about a FIX/Fast 2.0 spec?
> > >
> > > Thanks,
> >
> > It used to be only available to selected guys from selected bit
> > invention commitees and that's how politics work.
> >
> > But you can get the late info from CME, just ask for it.
> >
> > But as mentioned before, FAST is a disaster that will keep having new
> > versions.
> >
> > However, this time it is going to get even harder until all the colo
> > network salesman and pushers (all major exchanges) are the target of
> > the next competition probe.
> >
> > Welcome to the bit-level, dreadful network and reliability
> > designers forum.
Re: FIX/Fast 2.0 coming in April? Rolf Andersson / Pantor Engineering 23 Jan 2010 4:43PM ET |