Building Resilient and Secure APIs with Finagle von Alessandro Vermeulen · · 260 Besichtigungen · Scala Days











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As a financial institution, security is of the outmost concern. At the same time we need to provide always-on service to our customers. This means that we need to create resilient APIs and in addition we need to discover and connect to them in a secure way which exceeds standard service discovery. In addition we offer our internal developers the same promises as our 3rd party developers in terms of accessibility and backwards compatibility. This talk takes us on a journey on how we manage, register, discover, expose and consume our APIs at ING in a secure and resilient manner. Required knowledge Elementary knowledge on: * Public/private key cryptography * HTTP Learning objectives As a bank we need to be more secure and how to ensure that security while retaining flexibility Treat your 3rd parties as good as your internal developers Do all this while remaining resilient Alessandro has been a committed Functional Programmer for 10 years, originally in Haskell and now in Scala. He is a Functional Programming evangelist at ING Bank where he maintains the core libraries and frameworks for the API Platform and trains colleagues in functional and reactive programming with Scala and Akka, and gets excited by opportunities to remove redundant code through abstraction.