I forgot to add this project
https://github.com/ajmssc/bitcoin-inspector
It uses Apache Kafka.
Regards.
Magic
Topic: How crypto exchange works ? (Read 217 times)
If your looking for example of how exchanges work you could look at the following projects.
Please not DO NOT USE IN PRODUTION ENVIRO as the code bases may have backdoor's or other holes that may be security issues.
1. Peatio
Was released open source but is no longer being developed it is build on Ruby and Rails which is a change from the usual PHP exchanges out there.
https://github.com/peatio/peatio
Features :
2. RubyKube (Fork of Peatio)
RubyKube is a updated version of Peatio build again in the Ruby enviro it's worth a look at this version
https://github.com/rubykube
https://rubykube.io/
3. Binance
Binance have most of there code available online for your to look over.
https://github.com/binance-exchange
4. CCXT
A PHP lib for around 110 crypto exchnages worth looking at.
https://github.com/kornrunner/ccxt
As for the DB I think a lot still use MYSQL db thought redis and postgres both are used in the wild.
Please not DO NOT USE IN PRODUTION ENVIRO as the code bases may have backdoor's or other holes that may be security issues.
1. Peatio
Was released open source but is no longer being developed it is build on Ruby and Rails which is a change from the usual PHP exchanges out there.
https://github.com/peatio/peatio
Features :
- Designed as high performance crypto currency exchange.
Built-in high performance matching-engine.
Built-in Proof of Solvency Audit.
Built-in ticket system for customer support.
Usability and scalibility.
Websocket API and high frequency trading support.
Support multiple digital currencies (eg. Bitcoin, Litecoin, Dogecoin etc.).
Easy customization of payment processing for both fiat and digital currencies.
SMS and Google Two-Factor authenticaton.
KYC Verification.
Powerful admin dashboard and management tools.
Highly configurable and extendable.
Industry standard security out of box.
Active community behind.
Free and open-source.
Created and maintained by Peatio open-source group.
2. RubyKube (Fork of Peatio)
RubyKube is a updated version of Peatio build again in the Ruby enviro it's worth a look at this version
https://github.com/rubykube
https://rubykube.io/
3. Binance
Binance have most of there code available online for your to look over.
https://github.com/binance-exchange
4. CCXT
A PHP lib for around 110 crypto exchnages worth looking at.
https://github.com/kornrunner/ccxt
As for the DB I think a lot still use MYSQL db thought redis and postgres both are used in the wild.
I already studied Peatio case, they are using Redis and MySQL, and no Apache Kafka
Rubykube they forked Peatio and added some features aswell.
I am looking for a technical details on how the backend of exchange works.
Thank you for your time
If your looking for example of how exchanges work you could look at the following projects.
Please not DO NOT USE IN PRODUTION ENVIRO as the code bases may have backdoor's or other holes that may be security issues.
1. Peatio
Was released open source but is no longer being developed it is build on Ruby and Rails which is a change from the usual PHP exchanges out there.
https://github.com/peatio/peatio
Features :
2. RubyKube (Fork of Peatio)
RubyKube is a updated version of Peatio build again in the Ruby enviro it's worth a look at this version
https://github.com/rubykube
https://rubykube.io/
3. Binance
Binance have most of there code available online for your to look over.
https://github.com/binance-exchange
4. CCXT
A PHP lib for around 110 crypto exchnages worth looking at.
https://github.com/kornrunner/ccxt
As for the DB I think a lot still use MYSQL db thought redis and postgres both are used in the wild.
Please not DO NOT USE IN PRODUTION ENVIRO as the code bases may have backdoor's or other holes that may be security issues.
1. Peatio
Was released open source but is no longer being developed it is build on Ruby and Rails which is a change from the usual PHP exchanges out there.
https://github.com/peatio/peatio
Features :
- Designed as high performance crypto currency exchange.
Built-in high performance matching-engine.
Built-in Proof of Solvency Audit.
Built-in ticket system for customer support.
Usability and scalibility.
Websocket API and high frequency trading support.
Support multiple digital currencies (eg. Bitcoin, Litecoin, Dogecoin etc.).
Easy customization of payment processing for both fiat and digital currencies.
SMS and Google Two-Factor authenticaton.
KYC Verification.
Powerful admin dashboard and management tools.
Highly configurable and extendable.
Industry standard security out of box.
Active community behind.
Free and open-source.
Created and maintained by Peatio open-source group.
2. RubyKube (Fork of Peatio)
RubyKube is a updated version of Peatio build again in the Ruby enviro it's worth a look at this version
https://github.com/rubykube
https://rubykube.io/
3. Binance
Binance have most of there code available online for your to look over.
https://github.com/binance-exchange
4. CCXT
A PHP lib for around 110 crypto exchnages worth looking at.
https://github.com/kornrunner/ccxt
As for the DB I think a lot still use MYSQL db thought redis and postgres both are used in the wild.
Hi,
I want technical details about how a cryptocurrency exchanger works ?
To understand well my concern, let's point this technologies and get a schema about how everything is connected and what is the use of each one:
1- Apache Kafka -> I know it's used to produce and consume message between internal services
2- MySQL -> To store datas like new orders, trade history etc.
3- Redis -> As cache storage to handle quickly for example market details etc.
I want know one thing, do MySQL (INSERTs/UPDATEs) are queried directly to database or using KAFKA as medium for better performances ?
If anyone have enough experiences in exchange developpement let me know please or contact me in PM.
I will tip you 20$ in case i have good and useful infos other than the one i have now (A small diagram will be helpful).
Thank you
I want technical details about how a cryptocurrency exchanger works ?
To understand well my concern, let's point this technologies and get a schema about how everything is connected and what is the use of each one:
1- Apache Kafka -> I know it's used to produce and consume message between internal services
2- MySQL -> To store datas like new orders, trade history etc.
3- Redis -> As cache storage to handle quickly for example market details etc.
I want know one thing, do MySQL (INSERTs/UPDATEs) are queried directly to database or using KAFKA as medium for better performances ?
If anyone have enough experiences in exchange developpement let me know please or contact me in PM.
I will tip you 20$ in case i have good and useful infos other than the one i have now (A small diagram will be helpful).
Thank you
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