@kakush30 As you stated, you are storing 3 hours of data in the in-built memory. While retrieving from the inbuilt memory, does it have a chance to miss the data?
what kind of data you retrieve from the API. If you are retrieving from a websocket,…
@kakush30 Thanks, what about Jio ?
I think a business leased line is more expensive than a normal home connection.?
Which is the best ISP connection to reduce latency below 5 ms? You have mentioned static IP for home, but is it possible? Usually, IS…
@kakush30 I am using a local ISP, not popular. I getting Minimum = 17ms, Maximum = 17ms, Average = 17ms for api.kite.trade. I know the latency is very high. sometimes the Websocket connection is not stable because of this latency issue.
May I know…
you can clear the ws.stop() function in your code. this will block restarting
check this thread for more clarity https://kite.trade/forum/discussion/8019/faqs-on-pykiteconnect-specific-to-python-client#websocket-streaming
@MAG If I change to AWS, then the latency of the ISP will not be an issue, right? If you use native Windows RDP for login, the AWS is delayed. or will the ISP latency kill the user experience while using AWS?
What is your experience on this matter?
@MAG Except for the efficient virtual machine advantage when commuting and the lower latency, I believe AWS is not ideal for me. I checked the pricing of the instance; it is actually head-over for me to keep the subscription. I am still using the de…
Thanks @MAG I am using a fiber connection with an RJ45. I will check on this issue with my ISP.
I am processing tick data and generating OHLC. I am combining both Websocket streams and the Rest API in my project. The current historical API is fetc…
Thank you @MAG Exactly, I am using the Rest API and Websocket API together in one project. I needed to know that faster band width helps faster fetch data. so, Now I've come to the conclusion that faster bandwidth wouldn't help me achieve faster ex…