Blog Series: Install and Configure Roq’s Software

We have recently been publishing a series of blog posts all with the aim of demonstrating various aspects of installing, configuring and using Roq’s software.

The blog posts progress in a natural order starting from basic installation and ending with using advanced features

• Create License Keys

• Install and Configure Gateways

• Query the License Server

• Gateway Metrics

• Configure Prometheus

• Configure Grafana

• Capture and Inspect Event-Logs

• Deploy Services Using Ansible

• Using the TUI

• Zero-Latency Position Management

• Install and Configure the FIX Bridge

Gateways

The list of currently supported gateways.

Contact and Pricing

Please reach out by email if you have any questions.

The pricing terms can be found here.

Telegram

Roq will broadcast interesting and important updates on Telegram.

Future Blog Posts

The next series of blog posts will primarily focus on C++ development.

If you want to get started right away

• roq-api the lowest-level API used by all of Roq’s libraries and binaries.

• roq-cpp-samples a mixed bag of examples showing how to use Roq’s client and algo libraries.

• roq-cpp-client-template a template project you can use when writing your own low-level C++ client.

• roq-cpp-algo-template a template project you can use when writing your own C++ strategies using Roq’s algo framework.

• roq-cpp-fix-client-template a template project you can use when writing your own C++ FIX client using Roq’s FIX library.

You can find all Roq’s public repositories on GitHub.