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Explores the key benefits of Chronicle’s FIX engine, and highlights why top-tier banks and hedge funds are coming to Chronicle for their FIX solution.
This demo highlights some key features of Chronicle FIX, and provides an example of how to monitor its performance.
Have you realised that 99% of your system’s latency might be due to accidental complexity? This video looks at a real life example of accidental complexity to help explain what it is, and provides a strategy for how to investigate how you can reduce potential accidental complexity.
Building and deploying a new system in the finance domain can be a lengthy and expensive process. Chronicle Services aims to tackle this by taking care of many of the steps needed to deploy applications – allowing developers to focus on business logic.
Interested in learning about the CPU isolation feature of Chronicle Tune? This video demonstrates how easy and flexible it is to manage configurations in just a few seconds with Chronicle Tune in comparison to isolcpus.
Peter Lawrey explores the issue of there being a shortage of skilled developers, and discusses how Chronicle products help to mitigate this.
This video replays key highlights from Chronicle’s Product Roadmap Event on June 7th 2023. It demonstrates: the talk, networking and other moments.
In this talk, Peter will shed light on the hidden costs of object allocation and how it can significantly reduce your application’s throughput, sometimes up to 10 times or more.
This tutorial delves into how to use the Chronicle FIX UI, which helps you to add, edit, delete and manage FIX sessions.
Peter Lawrey explores object allocation and how it could be hurting vertical scalability.
How to use Chronicle’s free FIX parser to help decode and read FIX messages
Peter Lawrey presents webinar based on his remarkably popular article, ‘Java is Very Fast if You don’t Create too Many Objects’.
This video follows on from the account balancer example, and in this tutorial we demonstrate how to run Chronicle Services with Docker.
This video is a follow on from the video on Chronicle’s Services Testing Framework, and looks at how Chronicle Services can send DTOs as well as how custom setup data can be added to your configuration file and your YamlTester tests.
This video follows on from the previous video and goes into more detail on the Chronicle Testing Framework.
This video demonstrates a simple example of Chronicle’s Microservices Framework and shows how to send events between two services.
This tutorial provides a simple example for how to send events and make method calls from one java process to another, using Chronicle Queue as an interprocess communication transport.
This demo explores Chronicle FIX Failover, which allows you to evaluate the High Availability failover features of Chronicle FIX.
Webinar on designing, building and testing low-latency microservices.
Peter Lawrey and Mark Friel of AquaQ discuss the interface from Chronicle Queue into Kdb+
Peter Lawrey discusses with Toby Babb all things Chronicle, including cloud migration of low latency microservices
Peter Lawrey discusses the most efficient way to benchmark your low latency microservices architecture
Peter Lawrey explores how Chronicle Software can help you develop a Low Latency Microservices architecture
Peter Lawrey discusses new and uniques ways to write applications in low latency microservices in order to optimise your trading system
Peter Lawrey discusses building low latency microservices and how to migrate a monolithic infrastructure to microservices
Webinar on how to future-proof your FIX strategy with 3forge and Chronicle Software.
Webinar on the future of low-latency/ high throughput messaging.
A obscure part of the Java syntax allows you to break out of a block of code. What does this look like and why might it have been used in the past.
This is a video that shows transfer between two wallets using Chronicle Decentred, which is distributed ledger technology from Chronicle