DISTRIBUTED DATA PROCESSING

摘要

A computer system includes a front end interface configured for data communications over a network with data producer terminals, multiple distributed data processors coupled to the front end interface by a data messaging infrastructure, the multiple distributed data processors including a first distributed data processor and a second distributed data processor, and an information bus coupled to the multiple distributed data processors and to multiple independent consumer modules. The first processor receives and processes data order messages for the first security, and maintains a first order book that stores outstanding orders for the first security. The second processor receives and processes received data order messages for the second security, and maintains a second order book that stores outstanding orders for the second security.

主权项

1. A computer system comprising:
a front end interface configured for data communications over a network with data producer terminals; multiple distributed data processors coupled to the front end interface by a data messaging infrastructure, the multiple distributed data processors including a first distributed data processor and a second distributed data processor; and an information bus coupled to the multiple distributed data processors and to multiple independent consumer modules, wherein the first distributed data processor is configured to perform the following operations related to the first security:
receiving, from the data messaging infrastructure, data order messages for the first security;processing the received data order messages for the first security;maintaining, in random access memory, a first order book that stores outstanding orders for the first security; and wherein the second distributed data processor is configured to perform the following operations related to a second security that is different from the first security:
receiving, from the data messaging infrastructure, data order messages for the second security;processing the received data order messages for the second security; andmaintaining, in random access memory, a second order book that stores outstanding orders for the second security.