[Gaming]Architecture
Designing a platform for new regulatory standards
A new event-driven platform and micro-frontends, designed from an analysis of the existing system and new regulations.
- engineers across work streams
- 30
- as technical architect
- 12 months
- service specifications
- OpenAPI 3
Context
A range of gaming products and professional services that had to be reimagined to meet new regulatory standards while simplifying integration for businesses.
Challenge
The existing system could not meet the new regulations, and several work streams needed one shared architecture and one set of conventions.
Approach
- Analyzed the existing system and designed a new platform against the regulatory requirements.
- Defined the architecture and technical approach for new services, built with Node.js, Kafka, Socket.IO, and Angular Module Federation on AWS.
- Authored viewpoints, coding conventions, developer guidelines, and OpenAPI 3 specifications.
- Estimated and broke down work across multiple work streams, and reviewed designs and pull requests.
Result
- One documented architecture and set of conventions shared by all work streams.
- Services delivered on AWS EKS, with SonarQube and Aqua Security in the pipeline.
Role & stack
Technical Architect · team of 30
- Node.js
- TypeScript
- Angular Module Federation
- Kafka
- Socket.IO
- AWS EKS
- Lambda
- Redshift
- engineers across work streams
- 30
- as technical architect
- 12 months
- service specifications
- OpenAPI 3
Role & stack
Technical Architect · team of 30
- Node.js
- TypeScript
- Angular Module Federation
- Kafka
- Socket.IO
- AWS EKS
- Lambda
- Redshift
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