Victor Korompis, Bank Mandiri | Red Hat Summit 2021 Virtual Experience
summary
Bank Mandiri describes moving to containerized microservices on OpenShift and Red Hat to hit production scale needs such as 4,000 transactions per second and a target SLA of 99.95% availability. The bank reports 95% of transactions on electronic channels, a pandemic spike to 9,000 account openings per day, reuse of backend services as banking-as-a-service, a three month DevSecOps ramp, monthly agile sprints, and plans for SME lending platforms and standardized APIs for open banking.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:50Bank Mandiri overview
- 2:57Container adoption journey
- 4:23Benefits of containerization
- 6:14Best practices and learnings
- 7:47Choosing Red Hat OpenShift
- 9:36Developer skills and training
- 11:45Business process transformation
- 13:35Business outcomes from digital shift
- 15:42Future technology plans
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