London User Group - May 2008
Building a high volume, low latency system in Java
Here are the details of the May London User Group.
- Title : Building a high volume, low latency system in Java
- Summary : This session will provide some insight into the architecture, design and development of a greenfield high volume, low latency trading and pricing system. Topics include :
- The architecture and design itself.
- How the early development of an executable reference architecture was used to help prove the low latency requirements.
- The structure of the team and how the architecture was shared between a team of architects.
- How mainstream technologies such as Java 5, Spring, JMS, and Oracle were used to successfully deliver a solution where other technologies like C++ might be the immediate first choice for low latency applications.
- Speaker : Moudud Ahmed, Detica
- Date : Tuesday, 6th May 2008
- Time : 18:30-20:00
- Location : Skills Matter, 1 Sekforde Street
- Format : Presentation followed by a breakout for discussion, with further discussion in a local pub (The Crown).
- Cost : Free, but registration is required.
Many thanks to Skills Matter for sponsoring the user group.
About the author
Simon is an independent consultant specializing in software architecture, and the author of Software Architecture for Developers (a developer-friendly guide to software architecture, technical leadership and the balance with agility). He’s also the creator of the C4 software architecture model and the founder of Structurizr, which is a collection of open source and commercial tooling to help software teams visualise, document and explore their software architecture.
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