Advanced Queuing Algorithms for Real-Time Trading Systems: Migration from MSMQ to IBM MQ
Keywords:
queuing algorithms, IBM MQ, MSMQ, real-time tradingAbstract
Real time trading infrastructure of queuing mechanism is a critical challenge for ensuring high performance financial transactions. The objective of this paper is to present a comprehensive methodology for shifting from Microsoft Message Queuing (MSMQ) to IBM MQ, by the help of advance queuing algorithm which are suited for high frequency future trading.
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