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Introducing
Aggregate Stream Optimizations
Jan 29, 2018
We have made an update to both real-time aggregate data streams:
A.* - Per Second Aggregates AM.* - Per Minute Aggregates
Before:
Before, we would broadcast all symbols, every second/minute, regardless if a trade happened in that timespan. This was easily determined by the
"v": 0
meaning there was no volume.
This means it would broadcast ~8000 ticks/second on the per second aggregate channel.
The Change:
We have changed both channels to only broadcast updates on the tickers which have actually had trades in that timespan. Which means the average is ~1000 ticks/second instead of ~8000. This allows better throughput, and less processing messages of tickers that have not changed.
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