Chronicle Map — A Key-Value Store for Trading in Java
summary
Describes Chronicle Map, a Java key-value store built for trading and financial applications that need ultra-low latency, concurrent updates across processes, and high-frequency update replication. Explains why existing open key-value stores failed these requirements and presents Chronicle Map as the custom solution addressing those performance and concurrency needs.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 1:26Chronicle Software
- 4:50NUMA: Architecture 2
- 14:39Loopback, sockets
- 17:56Shared memory
- 24:25Order responses
- 25:05Example
- 31:50Replication without logs
- 33:30In brief
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