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Integration

Connect to the TRADE data stream

Everything you need to get your integration running on RabbitMQ, from your first credentials to a stable, production-ready feed. Work through the sections in order, or jump straight to the one you need.

Sections

  • Getting Started (Steps 1–2): Receive your credentials from LSports and enable distribution on your package.

  • Connection Setup (Step 3, Part A): Connect to RabbitMQ and configure how you consume messages.

  • Reliability & Recovery (Step 3, Part B): Heartbeats, recovery sequencing, and the practices that keep your feed stable.

  • Mapping, Testing & Go-Live (Steps 4–6): Align your markets, stress test, and switch to production.

  • Quick Reference: A condensed, single-page summary of the whole integration.

Typical timeframes

Phase
Typical timeframe

Getting Started (Steps 1–2)

Same day as your kick-off call with the enablement team

Connection Setup (Step 3, Part A)

Up to 3 days using an SDK; longer for custom RabbitMQ implementations

Reliability & Recovery (Step 3, Part B)

About 1 week

Data Mapping (Step 4)

2–3 weeks, the longest part of most integrations

Stress Test & Go-Live (Steps 5–6)

A 45-minute joint session, scheduled once all integration work is complete

Timeframes are typical for a dedicated engineering team and vary by stack and scope.

How this guide is organized

The path from credentials to go-live is short on paper, six steps, but two of them (connecting to RabbitMQ, and keeping that connection healthy) are where most of the engineering work actually lives. This guide gives that work its own two sections rather than folding it into a single dense step, so it's easier to come back to later when you're tuning monitoring or debugging a reconnect.


Integration Resources

Connection & Messaging

Message Structure

APIs

SDKs

Code Samples

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