Using Rails to Communicate with the New York Stock Exchange
Offered By: Ruby Central via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the architecture of a high-frequency trading application built on Rails, demonstrating its scalability and ability to manage complex communications. Learn how to connect to the New York Stock Exchange server using TCP and implement Remote Procedure Calls (RPC) with RabbitMQ for transactional messaging. Discover techniques for delivering large volumes of updates through WebSocket Secure (WSS) while maintaining solid transactions via HTTPS. Gain insights into the key components of such a system, including connecting to the exchange, sending messages, and handling transactions, all within the context of recent events in the financial technology sector.
Syllabus
Introduction
Key Takeaways
Connecting to the Exchange
Sending messages
Transactions
Taught by
Ruby Central
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