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Citigroup Technology, Inc.

Richard John Thompson

Mohsin Jaffar

Jeremy York

James Slaughter

Anthony Frederick John Warden

Zoltan Thoma

Daniel Shaya

A system measures, by executing a monitoring process, first metric data associated with trade data at a first time point after the trade data is output by a first process of an application and before the trade data is input to a second process of the application, identifies the trade data at a second time point after the trade data is output by the second process and before the trade data is output by the application, measures second metric data associated with the trade data identified at the second time point, and sends, in response to a latency value obtained based on the first metric data or the second metric data exceeding a latency threshold, a latency alert to a user computing device associated with the application. The monitoring process is not a process of the application and is not linked with the first process or the second process.

Systems and methods for non-intrusive monitoring of intra-process latency of application

A section of trunking () has sides () which define a channel (). Edge portions () of sides () are shaped so as to form further channels (); Lid () has surface () and edge portions () which extend over channels () so as to form enclosed volumes. Screws () are used to fix lid () onto trunking section (). Any water leaking through holes () and down the threads of screws () will be retained within channel () and will eventually dissipate between the side portion () of lid () and side () of trunking section (). Trunking sections () are coupled by coupling () which is formed from surfaces (and) which themselves engage internal surfaces of the trunking sections and their respective lids. Coupling () is provided with pairs of threaded holes.

Trunking sections and coupling therefor

A junction for joining a first section of conduit to a second section of conduit is described. The junction has a body, which has a first connecting portion for connecting a respective first section of conduit to said body and has a second connecting portion for connecting a second respective section of conduit to said body. The body defines a volume extending between the first connecting portion and the second connecting portion. The junction also has a lid which is engagable with the body and is adapted to close the aperture. The junction also has at least one earth connector which is located within the body and has at least one channel adapted to receive at least one earthed electrical cable in electrical contact with the body.

Conduit junction with internal earth

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Wolsingham, United Kingdom

Richard John Thompson