{{Quickfixn}} Volume of data

Kunal CHANGELA kunal.changela at us.bnpparibas.com
Mon Apr 23 06:59:41 PDT 2018


Instead of writing to disk you could write to an in-memory queue and then have another thread consume that.
I think you want to effectively receive the message, add to your queue and return back....dont spend time in the handler of the message to do work.

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From: Quickfixn [mailto:quickfixn-bounces at lists.quickfixn.com] On Behalf Of Gabe Barwick
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Subject: [EXTERNAL] {{Quickfixn}} Volume of data


Hi,



I am receiving a large amount of data (1K+ fix messages per second) from a vendor on my Windows 2008 server.



In OnMessage() I put a return so that I don't actually do anything with the data. All that happens is that QuickFix/N itself writes fix message to SS disk.



My vendor tells me that I am a slow "consumer" at peak times, meaning I am not handling messages fast enough.



What can I do to improve things? As I am not doing anything other than disk-write, am I correct to assume this is the problem?



Should I use a background writing class (on separate thread) instead of QuickFix's

own?



Any thoughts greatly appreciated



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