Re-introduction: NxCORE by NANEX

NxCORE by NANEX

NxCORE by NANEX

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Hi All,

I'm Frank from Nanex, the creators of NxCore data feeds. Many of you are already familiar with Nanex and NxCore as we have been providing full market data feeds since 2004. We are now joining EliteTrader.com as a sponsor so I'd like to re-introduce Nanex and NxCore to all of you.

I know there have been some posts about Nanex and NxCore on these forums over the last couple of years, some of them containing confusing and even erroneous information about our company and products. Of course, there have been many legitimate subjects and questions posted as well. I am here now and so is the entire Nanex team to clear up any past confusion and to answer any new questions you may have about our company and products.

Looking forward to chatting with you!


Best regards,

Frank Still
Director
Nanex, LLC
 
ZBZB said:
How much does it cost?
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$250 and up, depending on your use case, which exchanges you want to receive, etc. Please ping me at sales@nanex.net for a current coverage and price list.
 
Hi Frank, a few questions for you:

1. which languages are supported for api?

2. which data center(s) are you in?

3. pricing for live and historical data?

Thanks.
 
jtrader33 said:
Hi Frank, a few questions for you:

1. which languages are supported for api?

2. which data center(s) are you in?

3. pricing for live and historical data?

Thanks.
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1. which languages are supported for api?

Short answer is C++. Details about the API here: http://nxcoreapi.com/doc/

2. which data center(s) are you in?

NY2. Will also have presence in NY4 soon. 2 DCs in Chicago.

3. pricing for live and historical data?

Live: $250/month and up.
Historical: $125/month and up with additional discounts for 1+ years of data.

Please ping me at sales@nanex.net for coverage and price list.
 
wave said:
Is NxCore now stable on Linux?
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From our downloads page: http://www.nanex.net/2020/nxcore-downloads/

Our Linux version is still a beta product and not fully supported. It has some bugs, both known and unknown. It is developed, tested and runs best in a Debian/Ubuntu environment. For a production environment, it is HIGHLY recommended that you use our Windows version, instead.

That being said, our current Linux versions have been refined a lot recently (since earlier versions of 4 years ago) and are much more stable. We have a developer working on Linux full time, currently.

We have many customers successfully using the Linux version in production. If you'd like to try it for free, please hit me at sales@nanex.net.

-Frank
 
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