Скачать или смотреть Boost Your Trading App Speed with Linux RAM Locking. Can you control memory ?

Want to prevent your HFT trades from getting delayed due to memory swapping?
Here's a Linux trick used by real quant firms:

Use ulimit -l to lock memory pages, and combine it with mlock() to ensure your trading threads stay in RAM.
This avoids page faults, disk delays, and unpredictable latency — all of which are deal-breakers in high-frequency trading.

⚡ One missed microsecond can mean millions lost.

🧠 Why It Matters for HFT Systems:
When you’re reacting to market volatility — like the HDB Financial Services IPO allotment, or tracking Tesla share price swings — latency is everything.

Manual systems suffer.
Even Tradetron and cloud-based platforms often face unpredictable memory swapping and scheduling delays.

We go deeper.

We build systems that:

Pin threads to specific CPUs

Lock memory with mlock()

Run real-time schedulers

Avoid virtual memory paging altogether

Are optimized for ultra-low-latency, tick-level execution

This is how serious quant firms win.

🛠️ Who This Is For:
✅ Retail traders using Zerodha, Fyers, Shoonya, Dhan, Angel One

✅ Tradetron users frustrated by platform constraints

✅ API developers building bots for Rail One, Apollo Hospitals, IDFC First Bank, Gabriel India, or Kalpataru

✅ Investors tracking Sensex, reacting to Narayana Murthy's strategies, or keeping an eye on IBPS updates and banking volatility

We help you move beyond charts and platforms — and into real-time, low-latency, logic-driven automation.

📩 Want a custom bot for your strategy?
DM us or visit 👉 https://makemytrades.in

👨‍💻 By:
MAKEMYTRADES HFT SYSTEMS PRIVATE LIMITED
High-Frequency Trading | Real-Time Quant Systems | Custom Algo Infrastructure