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Build Scalable Financial Services Applications Easily with Steel Thread Ready-to-Deploy IaC
Using the Financial Services Steel thread IaC, you can process trade data from a trading application and publish positions categorized by symbols and accounts. The application calculates market value by symbol or account on a per-minute basis.
Obtain Real-Time Insights and Optimize Risk Data with Apache Flink and Confluent Cloud (Risk On Cloud with Streaming)
Steel Thread represents a robust software design approach with integrated automation capabilities. It offers clients ready-to-deploy reusable infrastructure as code (IaC) to deploy a stream computing platform and a scalable application. This accelerator is designed for capital markets firms (Financial Services) to explore stream computing.
Infrastructure as Code (IaC): This allows for easy deployment of a stream computing platform using Confluent Apache Kafka for event storage and an Amazon MSF cluster for stream processing.
The accelerator includes stress testing capabilities to evaluate performance under increasing load. This is achieved by simulating higher volumes of orders and prices per second and scaling Flink parallelism for efficient processing.
Benefits of Financial Services Steel Thread Accelerator:
Quick Start the deployment of streaming computing applications.
Explore the possibilities of Flink combined with Kafka.
Stay ahead by leveraging event-driven architecture.
Develop a deep understanding of modern application designs.
Utilize the power of real-time data processing.
Build with Confluent
This use case leverages the following building blocks in Confluent:
- Confluent Kafka Cluster
This use case leverages the following building blocks in AWS:
- Amazon Managed Services for Apache Flink
- EKS cluster for application and Jenkins deployment
- Cloudwatch for monitoring
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