A Cloud-native approach for open banking in action
summary
Claims a reproducible open-banking sandbox that runs on Red Hat OpenShift with automated provisioning, using 3scale API Management, Microcks for mock backends and Quarkus for fast Java microservices. Demonstrates a transactions statement microservice deployed as a Quarkus native binary that boots in ~2–4 seconds, wired into the 3scale catalog with a 60 requests/min rate plan, populated by Postman collections, and protected by user‑key or OAuth via Red Hat SSO. Notes 41% of banks missed PSD2 sandbox deadlines and shows the sandbox fully functioning end‑to‑end.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 7:53Api Contract First Approach
- 11:32Cloud-Native Microservices
- 17:55Quarkus
- 26:42Three Scale Admin Portal
- 39:04Red Hat Repository for the Open Bank Sandbox
- 54:45Postman
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