One Trading and AWS worked together to optimize network latency for crypto trading, leveraging shared Amazon EC2 cluster placement groups and various connectivity tiers, achieving round-trip times under 200 microseconds for the lowest latency tier.

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<p>This article discusses how AWS worked with One Trading, a crypto exchange platform, to optimize network latency for trading operations hosted on AWS. The key points are:</p>
<p>Specifically, the article covers:</p>
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<li>An overview of One Trading and their vision to bring traditional finance standards to crypto trading</li>
<li>Testing of different network architectures for exchange access, including VPC peering, shared EC2 cluster placement groups, AWS PrivateLink, and Amazon CloudFront</li>
<li>Methodology for testing, including a simulated high-frequency trading client and various optimizations</li>
<li>Test results showing the latency benefits of using VPC peering with shared EC2 cluster placement groups</li>
<li>Conclusion highlighting the advantages of the AWS cloud for low-latency crypto trading</li>
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One Trading exchange and AWS: Cloud-native colocation for crypto trading

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