Public cloud in regulated industry, not just swipe of a cred
summary
Bank-grade cloud platform called Cloud Factory provisions compliant landing zones across hundreds of accounts and enforces continuous security at scale using Terraform + Terragrunt in GitOps repos, Azure DevOps pipelines and ephemeral agents spun in EKS. Hybrid identity extends on‑prem Active Directory, billing shifts to charge‑per‑use, and enforcement covers network, encryption, IAM and S3/S3‑like settings. Messaging uses RabbitMQ, APIs expose GraphQL and microservices orchestrate automated cross‑cloud changes so a single code merge can push policy fixes fleet‑wide in minutes.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction and speakers
- 1:51Why public cloud in banking
- 10:05Danish Bank’s cloud ambition
- 15:46Technical challenges in public cloud
- 23:28Cloud Factory architecture
- 31:37Cloud Factory implementation
- 42:33Key takeaways and Q&A
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