Low and predictable latency have been an edge in financial trading. Aeron has been pushing the limit on what is possible for IPC, on-premise, and in the cloud messaging. Can we do better? Reaching back into computer science history, techniques like Virtual Synchrony can be used to, not only reduce latency, but also provide high-availability and avoid the complexity of distributed concurrency. In this talk we will explore an approach for system composition that some financial organizations use to give an edge when building mission critical systems.
Speaker
Amir Langer
Principal Software Engineer @Adaptive Financial Consulting
Amir has been enjoying the challenges of software development for the past 30 years.
His career started with an MSc in computer science, then moved to software engineering roles (using Java since its first release), focusing on large scale distributed and high-performance low latency systems. In the finance domain, Amir was the first developer at LMAX exchange and a team lead for many years. Now he is a principal developer at Adaptive, the home of Aeron, collaborating on future Aeron products.
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Date
Wednesday Apr 9 / 03:55PM BST ( 50 minutes )
Location
Churchill (Ground Fl.)
