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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Reactive PublishingEvent-Driven Trading Architecture in Rust is a technical guide to building reliable, deterministic, and fault-tolerant systems for modern market infrastructure.Written for developers, quantitative engineers, fintech builders, and technically minded traders, this book explores how event-driven architecture can be applied to trading systems where latency, correctness, recoverability, and operational discipline matter. Rather than focusing on trading signals or speculative strategies, it examines the engineering foundations behind systems that process market data, manage orders, coordinate state, and respond to high-volume event flows.Inside, readers will explore how Rust can be used to design robust trading infrastructure with strong type safety, predictable performance, and memory-safe concurrency. The book covers architectural patterns for event streams, message routing, state machines, order workflows, risk controls, replayability, logging, persistence, testing, and failure recovery.Topics include: Event-driven design for trading and market systemsRust's role in safe, high-performance financial infrastructureDeterministic state management and reproducible workflowsOrder lifecycle modeling and execution system architectureFault tolerance, recovery, and operational resilienceMarket data pipelines, event sourcing, and message-driven componentsTesting, simulation, logging, and observability for trading platformsClear, structured, and implementation-oriented, Event-Driven Trading Architecture in Rust provides a practical foundation for readers who want to understand how professional-grade trading systems are designed from the inside out.This book is for educational and technical purposes only. It does not provide financial advice, investment recommendations, or trading signals.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Reactive PublishingEvent-Driven Trading Architecture in Rust is a technical guide to building reliable, deterministic, and fault-tolerant systems for modern market infrastructure.Written for developers, quantitative engineers, fintech builders, and technically minded traders, this book explores how event-driven architecture can be applied to trading systems where latency, correctness, recoverability, and operational discipline matter. Rather than focusing on trading signals or speculative strategies, it examines the engineering foundations behind systems that process market data, manage orders, coordinate state, and respond to high-volume event flows.Inside, readers will explore how Rust can be used to design robust trading infrastructure with strong type safety, predictable performance, and memory-safe concurrency. The book covers architectural patterns for event streams, message routing, state machines, order workflows, risk controls, replayability, logging, persistence, testing, and failure recovery.Topics include: Event-driven design for trading and market systemsRust's role in safe, high-performance financial infrastructureDeterministic state management and reproducible workflowsOrder lifecycle modeling and execution system architectureFault tolerance, recovery, and operational resilienceMarket data pipelines, event sourcing, and message-driven componentsTesting, simulation, logging, and observability for trading platformsClear, structured, and implementation-oriented, Event-Driven Trading Architecture in Rust provides a practical foundation for readers who want to understand how professional-grade trading systems are designed from the inside out.This book is for educational and technical purposes only. It does not provide financial advice, investment recommendations, or trading signals. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Reactive PublishingEvent-Driven Trading Architecture in Rust is a technical guide to building reliable, deterministic, and fault-tolerant systems for modern market infrastructure.Written for developers, quantitative engineers, fintech builders, and technically minded traders, this book explores how event-driven architecture can be applied to trading systems where latency, correctness, recoverability, and operational discipline matter. Rather than focusing on trading signals or speculative strategies, it examines the engineering foundations behind systems that process market data, manage orders, coordinate state, and respond to high-volume event flows.Inside, readers will explore how Rust can be used to design robust trading infrastructure with strong type safety, predictable performance, and memory-safe concurrency. The book covers architectural patterns for event streams, message routing, state machines, order workflows, risk controls, replayability, logging, persistence, testing, and failure recovery.Topics include: Event-driven design for trading and market systemsRust's role in safe, high-performance financial infrastructureDeterministic state management and reproducible workflowsOrder lifecycle modeling and execution system architectureFault tolerance, recovery, and operational resilienceMarket data pipelines, event sourcing, and message-driven componentsTesting, simulation, logging, and observability for trading platformsClear, structured, and implementation-oriented, Event-Driven Trading Architecture in Rust provides a practical foundation for readers who want to understand how professional-grade trading systems are designed from the inside out.This book is for educational and technical purposes only. It does not provide financial advice, investment recommendations, or trading signals. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…