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Low Latency Java – Optimisation through Garbage Collector Tuning
In computer programming, garbage collection (GC) was first introduced in 1959 with the LISP language and is the process of reclaiming memory which was allocated by…
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Pulling ahead with Object Pooling
Object pooling is a powerful technique for performance optimization, allowing the reuse of objects instead of constant creation and destruction.
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When is a Feed Handler Fast Enough?
An introduction to C++ profiling framework ‘valgrind’. How to quickly get insights of software bottlenecks and help fix them.
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JMH – a benchmarking tool for Java
The Java Microbenchmark Harness is a handy tool for writing and running benchmarks to analyse the performance of Java code. In this blog I will go…
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Traders leap over where the latency is lowest – an introduction to low latency in electronic trading
Low latency in electronic trading is about initiating a capital market event or responding to it within a very short timeframe. This blog post aims at…
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Performance Testing
Performance testing can better reflect real-world scenarios, simulating high-volume traffic and concurrent requests, should that be required. This makes performance testing different from other types of…
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