Local and global quality of service shaper on ingress in a distributed system
AssigneeHyannis Port Research, Inc.
InventorsAnthony D. Amicangioli, Allen Bast, B. Joshua Rosen
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AssigneeHyannis Port Research, Inc.
InventorsAnthony D. Amicangioli, Allen Bast, B. Joshua Rosen
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A distributed computing system, such as may be used to implement an electronic trading system, controls inbound message flow rates. Limiting a per-client or per-connection inbound message rate also helps ensure fair provisioning of computing resources, so that a single client's excessive use of resources cannot overwhelm the system to such an extent that it prevents other clients from interacting with the distributed system. It is also desirable to have system-wide control of the overall inbound message rate across all client connections. Such system-wide control ensures that the distributed system as a whole can maintain the required levels of service, including offering a predictable level of access for all clients.
A method of operating a distributed data processing system to control inbound flow of messages from a plurality of gateway nodes to a plurality of compute nodes and to a system-level node, wherein the distributed data processing system is an electronic trading system, and the messages are electronic trading messages, the method comprising:
An electronic trading system comprising:
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