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Micro Frontends: Liferay Portlets approach. Part 1
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Micro Frontends: Liferay Portlets approach. Part 1

  • Posted on 27th June 201927th June 2019
  • by Pablo Nuño

What are the micro frontends? During last years, more and more companies are using micro services architecture to avoid limitations of large monolithic backends. While a lot can be found…

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Fast Data

  • Posted on 25th June 201928th June 2019
  • by Jesus de Diego

We have received many questions in the last months about why we have used Apache Spark (and Databricks) to implement the API endpoints in the Fexco Central API. Why not…

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Kubecon 2019

  • Posted on 24th May 201924th May 2019
  • by Jesus de Diego and Fernando Munoz

A little bit of context The growth of container application packaging, orchestration and delivery technology has exploded some years ago and right now it is in a really active state.…

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Fexco API Technology Landscape: TechRadar 2019-Q1
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Fexco API Technology Landscape: TechRadar 2019-Q1

  • Posted on 13th April 201925th April 2019
  • by Jesus de Diego

Just a year ago we mentioned in our Tech Radar a lot of technologies, frameworks and tools in different status. This is the typical scenario in software companies that are…

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Secure Transaction Service (IV) Know The Rules!
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Secure Transaction Service (IV) Know The Rules!

  • Posted on 8th April 201913th April 2019
  • by Jesus de Diego

Business rules are logical statements that define the behavior and operation of a business. For example,“if a user cancels their subscription, send them an e-mail.”. These rules may be written…

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Secure Transaction Service (III): Fuzzy Matching on personal data with Machine Learning
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Secure Transaction Service (III): Fuzzy Matching on personal data with Machine Learning

  • Posted on 27th February 20192nd March 2019
  • by Jesus de Diego

One of the main issues in systems in charge of managing hundreds of thousands or even millions of personal records is the diversity of sources of information and the multiple…

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Secure Transaction Service (II): The Customer Registry and Transaction Registry Data Models
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Secure Transaction Service (II): The Customer Registry and Transaction Registry Data Models

  • Posted on 6th February 20196th February 2019
  • by Jesus de Diego and Daniel Maillo

The Fexco Secure Transaction Service (STS) is a section of the Fexco Central API that offers a set of services related to the compliance of financial transactions and Fexco Customers.…

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Real time stream processing with Databricks and Azure Event Hubs
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Real time stream processing with Databricks and Azure Event Hubs

  • Posted on 18th January 201921st January 2019
  • by Xavier Sierra

Our use case Here at Fexco, a fundamental part of our architecture requires real time stream processing. Specifically, the fast lane stream processing. To know what I’m talking about, please…

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Azure Databricks & Kafka Enabled Event Hubs
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Azure Databricks & Kafka Enabled Event Hubs

  • Posted on 17th January 201917th January 2019
  • by Eamon McGaley

I recently configured a Kafka enabled Event Hub in Azure. I used a Spark Scala cluster to stream these events. The following are my findings. Kafka Enabled Event Hub First…

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Fexco API Technology Landscape: TechRadar 2018-Q4
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Fexco API Technology Landscape: TechRadar 2018-Q4

  • Posted on 7th January 20197th January 2019
  • by Jesus de Diego

2018 is over and the FEXCO Central API Tech Radar has been updated from our experience and other exploratory researches in different areas. As you already know, the Tech Radar…

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