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Hardware and Software Requirements - Trading Technologies

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TT Gateways — Market Data Traffic<br />

During trading sessions with high volumes, the price feed from several TT Gateways can cause<br />

substantial network load <strong>and</strong> noticeably impact performance on X_TRADER® workstations.<br />

There are two TT-specific options to help alleviate the amount of network traffic sent: You may<br />

enable price coalescing on TT Gateways or set up an MPF2 (Market Price Feed) trading environment.<br />

Price Coalescing<br />

• When a TT Gateway receives a price update for a specific product, it stores that price until<br />

a specified time interval has passed. If the TT Gateway receives another price update for<br />

the same product in the meantime, the TT Gateway will overwrite the stored price with<br />

that new price. The TT Gateway will send out the latest price it has stored when the time<br />

specified has passed.<br />

• Price Coalescing is enabled in the Aconfig Utility under Core\Server\Exchange-Specific\Exchange-Flavor\Market-Depth.<br />

The Interval-mSecs setting determines the amount<br />

of time between these price feed broadcasts.<br />

• Based on the trading environment, a decision should be made with your local TAM as to<br />

what the Interval-mSecs setting should be set to (e.g., 50 ms). The higher the setting, the<br />

more coalescing.<br />

Note: When using price coalescing, not all price updates are sent out, only the latest price update<br />

for the specified products are sent out.<br />

Note: Do not coalesce TT Eurex or Xetra Gateways (as market data is already coalesced by the<br />

exchange); however, you may coalesce TT EurexPF Gateways.

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