The Road to Enable DevOps Within the Payment Industry
summary
Refactors a 15‑year monolith into a microservices platform using the strangler pattern, spawns more than 25 independent services, and exposes a new REST API; continuous delivery runs from cloud test environments to production on a one‑branch pipeline with scheduled release windows (weekly, sometimes more). Automated CI/CD executes ~20,000 tests in minutes, load tests hit 2000 transactions per second on a single node, auto‑scaling boots new instances in minutes, and a live cutover moves roughly 10% of total flow successfully during a recent migration.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:42What is Ingenico
- 3:31One API
- 5:04The Numbers
- 6:23Shift Away from the Monolith
- 8:06A Bitter Challenge
- 10:46Development is about Team
- 11:23Spotfire Model
- 12:09Spotfire Organization
- 16:39Architecture
- 17:27Microservices
- 17:45The Strangler Pattern
- 19:26Moving from the Strangler to the Other
- 20:50Example
- 22:12Commitment to Deliver
- 22:54Multiple Streams
- 23:57Coalition
- 27:05Lessons Learned
- 28:54Whats Next
- 31:43Conclusion
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