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Date/Time: Wed, 23 Apr 2025 07:04:50 +0000
Post From: Performance optimization question
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I have moved my DOMs to separate SC installations. I run multiple quite heavy chartbooks for my longer term analysis and the DOMs in the same installation were unusable. Now I have two completely separate installations with 5 DOMs in each, configured for max performance. It is a lot better and so far I could execute trades with no issues. However, if I open my TT workbook with 20 DOMs (running in browser) on the same machine or separate one, the TT seems smoother. That's also true when I only run two installations with DOMs only and without the heavy one. Also plenty of hardware resources available still. Should I start separate instances from within the main instance or having 3 separate installations as I use now has adequate performance? Which setup will run with the lowest latency? I don't quite understand the difference between running additional instances from completely separate installations vs instances from within the main instance. FYI the heavy charting is configured for much slower refresh rates etc. I use 40ms in DOMs, 600ms in the charts. Same values in data feed configuration (Denali used). I like the idea of being able to start additional instances when the main instance starts but other than that will I gain any extra performance or reduce network traffic if I switch to 'from within the main instance' setup? At the moment I am still trading from TT and testing the SC configuration in sim, but I will need to start routing order either via Rithmic or to ibkr, now the question is if I'll be able to connect from the two DOM instances to the same account? The goal is to drop the TT and be able to trade from SC. I don't need to see my fills on the charts, DOMs are enough, therefore there's no need for cross-instance data exchange however I sense I'll hit some additional problems when I attempt to connect to the same rithimic or ibkr account. |