Building the BPIFrance API-centric framework in response to Covid 19
summary
Bpifrance builds three emergency platforms in three months to deliver state‑backed loans, starting with a 5‑day rollout that survives a 3 million‑user load test. The PGE flow issues 100 billion euros via 600k certificates and Robon automates regional small loans by orchestrating eight best‑of‑breed APIs plus gov data and KYC providers. Work consolidates into the Hypercube framework, shipping in weeks with 9 microservices, 106 Angular components and ~323 APIs, which accelerates new deployments but exposes scaling and team‑structure gaps.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:28What is BPIFrance
- 2:45The crazy adventure of BPIFrance
- 3:15Two interesting facts
- 4:36BPIFrances fintech vision
- 5:45March 19th 2020
- 9:20The Burst of PGE
- 11:56The Second Phase
- 17:20Hypercube
- 19:59Architecture
- 21:44Results
- 23:48Mistakes
- 25:56Lessons learned
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