Move Fast, Break Nothing: High Speed at the Core of a World-Class Bank
summary
J.P. Morgan engineers explain how they build a next-generation investing platform in Madrid that combines fast delivery with strict security, audit and regulatory compliance. The talk covers event-driven architecture using Kafka to process millions of events, resilient large-scale integration strategies, and making auditability a first-class system capability, plus architecture trade-offs between databases like DynamoDB and Aurora to design compliance from day one without slowing iteration.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and company overview
- 7:45Event-driven architecture with Kafka
- 18:18Saga pattern for distributed transactions
- 22:09Tooling and shared libraries
- 24:58Database choices SQL vs NoSQL
- 31:00Compliance in engineering culture
- 35:15Closing and hiring information
- 35:57Q&A session
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