Benchmarks have a natural lifespan that can be improved with more modern hardware. This benchmark was performed on March 18, 2020. Please don’t hesitate to contact us if you have questions about how Chronicle FIX will perform today.
As part of an ongoing evaluation with one of our clients we have produced some benchmarks within Chronicle FIX to simulate a real world scenario. As with all our demos and benchmarks these are available within our GitHub repository.
The scenario we were given was – there are three processes; the client process, a proxy and an endpoint:
- the client process simulates multiple clients and sends NewOrderSingles
- the endpoint receives NewOrderSingles and responds with ExecutionReports
- the proxy process sits in the middle and forwards NewOrderSingles from client to endpoint and ExecutionReports vice versa, and times their read to write times. (T2 – T1) for NewOrderSingles and (T4 – T3) for ExecutionReports
As the chart shows we managed to optimize the FIX Engine regardless of number of clients.
All timings in microseconds
