Open Source in the world of Fintech
summary
Razorpay runs 15–20k requests/sec with about 70 million payment requests in July, a 0.02% fraud rate, hundreds of microservices and 1500 deployments/month. The stack migrates to Go and produces an integration framework like Apache Camel++, a generic notification platform, observability ingest hitting trillions of metrics, self‑healing AIOps work and a Kafka/Pulsar‑style service bus prototype. Several internal projects are slated for open sourcing and engineers contribute fixes upstream (notably Cassandra consistency patches) to satisfy auditors and scale under strict fintech regulations.
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