Cloud-Native Platform Engineering: Transforming Financial Technology Infrastructure

Cloud-native platform engineering transforms financial technology infrastructure fundamentally. Traditional systems falter under growing transaction demands and regulatory pressures while cloud-native architectures excel through service decomposition, containerization, event processing, and distributed data management. Financial operations require specialized implementations addressing transaction optimization, compliance engineering, and high-frequency trading support. Database systems must evolve with sophisticated sharding techniques and tailored consistency models suited for financial data characteristics. Each architectural component requires careful optimization for financial workloads, from container networking to event broker configurations. The shift toward cloud-native designs yields superior performance characteristics essential for competitive operations in global markets. Advanced orchestration patterns enable microsecond-level predictability critical for trading systems. Financial organizations benefit from improved development cycles, operational flexibility, and market responsiveness through these architectural approaches. Security remains paramount throughout implementation while enabling innovation previously unattainable with monolithic designs. The maturation of these technologies creates pathways for continued advancement in financial services delivery.

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Journal of Information Systems Engineering & Management
Published
2025-08-20
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https://doi.org/10.52783/jisem.v10i58s.12633
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FinTech, Crowdfunding, Digital Finance
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Cloud-Native Platform Engineering: Transforming Financial Technology Infrastructure

Biju Lalitha Soman
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Cloud-Native Platform Engineering: Transforming Financial Technology Infrastructure

Biju Lalitha Soman
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Abstract

Cloud-native platform engineering transforms financial technology infrastructure fundamentally. Traditional systems falter under growing transaction demands and regulatory pressures while cloud-native architectures excel through service decomposition, containerization, event processing, and distributed data management. Financial operations require specialized implementations addressing transaction optimization, compliance engineering, and high-frequency trading support. Database systems must evolve with sophisticated sharding techniques and tailored consistency models suited for financial data characteristics. Each architectural component requires careful optimization for financial workloads, from container networking to event broker configurations. The shift toward cloud-native designs yields superior performance characteristics essential for competitive operations in global markets. Advanced orchestration patterns enable microsecond-level predictability critical for trading systems. Financial organizations benefit from improved development cycles, operational flexibility, and market responsiveness through these architectural approaches. Security remains paramount throughout implementation while enabling innovation previously unattainable with monolithic designs. The maturation of these technologies creates pathways for continued advancement in financial services delivery.

Journal of Information Systems Engineering & ManagementVol. 10(58s)
Openalex Percentile: Top 62%
FinTech, Crowdfunding, Digital Finance
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