treydog999 

Fair enough, here is my basic plan. Get the socket connection in python. Listen to 500 symbols (whatever they are). Put that into a rabbitMQ queue for buffering. Then have a message receiver parse/format them, add them to my data base. I think its pretty straight forward, although devils always in the details. Thoughts on the general architecture, and how long it would take to develop this part of it? After its in the database everything else from my stack works.

There is level 1 and history
The history does not give all info (major shortcoming for me)

You will also need to think about the rolls
And implement reconnect

And watch the heartbeat

You can skip QCollector entirely, there is a free tool in Ellie section that does the job. Check the main QCollector tick data thread for details because I can't recall the name of the tool at this moment

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BaBAR is the name, find in Elite search

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Big Mike 

BaBAR is the name, find in Elite search Sent using the NexusFi mobile app

Thanks @Big Mike

I used Babar in the past, but for creating the GOMI files
so that when starting the computer, the tick history is there...

I didn't look at Babar as a tool to create history files that can be exploited.

rleplae 

Thanks @Big Mike I used Babar in the past, but for creating the GOMI files so that when starting the computer, the tick history is there... I didn't look at Babar as a tool to create history files that can be exploited.

Yes take a look, I believe it will work for you.

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