DocumentCode
3311228
Title
Self-stabilizing mechanism for High-Available Stock Trading System
Author
Hong, Phil Doo ; Lee, Yong Woo
Author_Institution
Seoul Grid Center, Seoul
Volume
3
fYear
2008
fDate
17-20 Feb. 2008
Firstpage
2226
Lastpage
2231
Abstract
In enterprise computing, distribute computing and client/server computing are useful technologies because most companies have so many servers and various computing resource. Moreover, in military or financing computing parts, real-time computing is also useful technology because they need to catch the enemy quickly and they need to trade stock quickly. Fault tolerance assists stabilized system. Self-repair and self-stabilizing is useful technology for fault-tolerance. However, it is difficult to implement fault-tolarance for the whole systematic enterprise service. In this paper, we will introduce the case of Meritz Securities Company. We were operating the stock trading system to apply a self-stabilizing mechanism in order for 24 by 365. Our system is operated with some special method we called the RCM (reconnection mechanism) and the RRM (rollback recording mechanism), RCM and RRM are useful methods not only system crash, but also network failure.
Keywords
client-server systems; fault tolerant computing; stock markets; Meritz Securities Company; client-server computing; distribute computing; enterprise computing; fault tolerance; real-time computing; reconnection mechanism; rollback recording mechanism; self-repair technology; self-stabilizing mechanism; stock trading system; Companies; Distributed computing; Fault tolerance; Fault tolerant systems; Grid computing; High temperature superconductors; Information security; Military computing; Web and internet services; Web server; Distribute Computing; Enterprise Computing; Fault-Tolerance; Meta Computing; Self-stabilizing;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Advanced Communication Technology, 2008. ICACT 2008. 10th International Conference on
Conference_Location
Gangwon-Do
ISSN
1738-9445
Print_ISBN
978-89-5519-136-3
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/ICACT.2008.4494232
Filename
4494232
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