Posts Tagged ‘Linux’
So many thanks goes to powerful open source free software for CentOS Enterprise Linux, Java, R, RStudio, and Hadoop with Cloudera
View CommentsWritten on May 16th, 2012 by caustic
Categories: HFT High Frequency Trading, Quant Development, R
Categories: HFT High Frequency Trading, Quant Development, R
So many thanks goes to powerful open source free software for CentOS Enterprise Linux, Java, R, RStudio, and Hadoop with Cloudera
Learn more her eon what I do
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Youtube video demo on how to install Hadoop with Cloudera CDH3 fast in CentOS Red Hat 6 Linux
View CommentsWritten on May 16th, 2012 by caustic
Categories: HFT High Frequency Trading, Quant Development
Categories: HFT High Frequency Trading, Quant Development
Youtube video demo on how to install Hadoop with Cloudera CDH3 fast in CentOS Red Hat 6 Linux
Learn how to install it via Cloudera at:
https://ccp.cloudera.com/display/CDHDOC/Installing+CDH3+on+a+Single+Linux+Node+in+Pseudo-distributed+Mode
learn more how I proceed with this at:
http://quantlabs.net/membership.htm
Youtube video demo: How to install free open source CentOS Linux, R, and RStudio for quant HFT algo strategy development
View CommentsWritten on May 15th, 2012 by caustic
Categories: HFT High Frequency Trading, Quant Development, R
Categories: HFT High Frequency Trading, Quant Development, R
Youtube video demo: How to install free open source CentOS Linux, R, and RStudio for quant HFT algo strategy development
How to install R on CentOS Linux:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9468164/problems-installing-r-on-linux-centos-6-2
su -c 'rpm -Uvh http://download.fedoraproject.org/pub/epel/6/i386/epel-release-6-6.noarch.rpm'
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su -c 'yum install foo'
from http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/EPEL/FAQ
yum install R
Open source stuff with Java, Hadoop, Linux, R. Future Meetups with algo and strategies?
View CommentsWritten on May 15th, 2012 by caustic
Categories: Premium Membership, Quant Development, R
Categories: Premium Membership, Quant Development, R
Hi there
I am doing a technical about face from Matlab and .NET. This could be temporary or permanent but depends on the results of my findings in open source. I don’t know but I am setting up a new infrastructure with CentOS Linux, Hadoop with Java, and R, and various R packages. Everything is open source and does not cost a penny. This was all driven to the heavy licensing fees Mathworks charges for clustering. As a result, I moved to this new option. Anyhow, I may do a future general Meetup on this.
Also, I have finished my own development of an HFT algo/strategy development course which is part of my QuantLabs.net Premium membership. Many people have asked questions about this but may focus this Meetup group on this sort of stuff. But that is down the line.
So, over the short term, I am wanting to network with some people who may be interested in sharing some strats and algos. I am constantly being approached by many capital advisors looking to throw around large amounts of cash due to the lack of low yield options out there. So, if you want let’s do it over the next two Tuesdays. I will tentatively create two physical Meetups from our usual spot in North York/Toronto. I will pick which appears to be the most popular week. I can also one on ones as well but let me know your story. I will need to know ASAP on either for reservation.
As for presentations, a few people would like to present some ideas over the summer. If you are one of them, please reach out to me as well. I am also looking at some online ones including a very promising open source Matlab automated trading system. It looks pretty sweet.
I may get a GotoMeeting.com account to do some online presentation as well both for QuantLabs.net Premium members and general visitors to various events.
Let me know what you think by responding to this via email or posting on Meetup. I Just want to let you know I have not forgotten about you all. I have been just been busy with this new infrastructure stuff.
Thanks Bryan
P.S. More info at Meetup.com/quant-finance or Youtube.com/quantlabs
Best tutorial to install Hadoop onto Ubuntu Desktop Linux
Best tutorial to install Hadoop onto Ubuntu Desktop Linux?
http://www.michael-noll.com/tutorials/running-hadoop-on-ubuntu-linux-single-node-cluster/
I may question this as my shh localhost fails. The diagnosis part is useless.
This may better to get around this ssh issue. This can be confirmed for better ssh and key configuration.
http://jasperpeilee.wordpress.com/2011/11/29/setup-hadoop-on-ubuntu-11-04-64-bit/
How to go from Profitable algo strategy development to linux with java hadoop r for hft
How to go from Profitable algo strategy development to linux with java hadoop r for hft
http://quantlabs.net/membership.htm
Here is a Decent tutorial on how to install Hadoop onto Linux CentOS distribution
Here is a Decent tutorial on how to install Hadoop onto Linux CentOS distribution
This could be easiest with yum install:
https://www.opensciencegrid.org/bin/view/Storage/HadoopInstallation
More complex manually:
http://hakers.info/site/2011/10/hadoop-installation-guide-for-centos/
Here is why Hadoop is only good for Unix or Linux not Microsoft Windows
Here is why Hadoop is only good for Unix or Linux not Microsoft Windows
Note: YOu will be left on your own if you deploy on Windows. Not a very compelling reason to do this.
http://hayesdavis.net/2008/06/14/running-hadoop-on-windows/
Linux or Unix Shell commands to get Active Quant AQ2o going for potential Java High Frequency Trading environment
Linux or Unix Shell commands to get Active Quant AQ2o going for potential Java High Frequency Trading environment
These are commands sent from Ulrich (founder of Active Quant) of Active Quant to get the current AQ2o server going. Let’s hope this works. If so, I will include a Youtube video within my Linux environment. Thanks go out to him.
Update: I am not a Linux admin expert, but it can be frustrating and wonky to work with. As in the past, I need to stick with Windows based systems for productivity reasons. Linux painfully slows me down but these commands seem to work but the environmental handling of Linux is a nitemare so good luck to anyone implementing these commands. My opinion of Linux has no reflection on Active Quant itself.
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More details at http://activequant.org/Below you'll find some unix commands that will get you going. ==============
# AQ2o is good in a large corporation. Because it is using hbase and hadoopunderneath, it can scale to petabytes of storage. # Use the server as a centralstorage point. The OpenCore that you use is not good for backtesting ... # mkdir presswork cd presswork # download the aq2server wget "http://downloads.sourceforge.net/project/activequant/aq2o-2.1-SNAPSHOT-bundle.zip?r=http%3A%2F%2Fsourceforge.net%2Fprojects%2Factivequant%2Ffiles%2F&ts=1334934472&use_mirror=heanet" -O aq2o.zip # unzip aq2o.zip cd aq2o sh runserver.sh # press CTRL-C to stop the server # modify aq2server.properties to enable thesoap server # soapserver.start=true sh runserver.sh # when things are settled ... open a web browser and have a look at --->http://localhost:9999/main?wsdl That's the WSDL for the soap service, have alook http://users.skynet.be/pascalbotte/rcx-ws-doc/dotnet.htm # leave the server running ... let's pump in data. cd .. svn co http://activequant.org/svn/aq2o/trunk aq2o_trunk mvn package -DskipTests=true export AQ_HOME=/home/ustaudinger/presswork/aq2o_trunk cd trunk/src/test/resources/sampledata sh /home/ustaudinger/presswork/aq2o/importInstruments.sh sh/home/ustaudinger/presswork/aq2o/importMDIs.sh #
# connect with Squirrel SQL and have a look at things ...
# now let's have a look at the data in our archive ... R x = read.csv("http://localhost:44444/?SERIESID=YAHOO_cbk.de&FREQ=EOD&FIELD=CLOSE&STARTDATE=20010101&ENDDATE=20120301")plot(x[,2]) B
Open source trading platforms including Active Quant with Ubuntu Linux Java demo
Open source trading platforms including Active Quant with Ubuntu Linux Java demo
http://quantlabs.net/membership.htm This existed once upon a time. Point of this video was Linux is frustrating to use. I am sticking with Windows as a result to save time and money on painkillers.
