Flex – Calculation Engine is a SaaS product powered by AWS that is driven by AWS Serverless technologies to deliver, scale, and secure product lifecycle. The calculation engine guarantees penny-accurate calculations at all stages of the contract life cycle.
Netsol Cloud Services – AWS GenAI Case Studies Deck
Netsol Cloud Services - AWS GenAI Case Studies Deck
Flex – Calculation Engine is a SaaS product powered by AWS that is driven by AWS Serverless technologies to deliver, scale, and secure product lifecycle. The calculation engine guarantees penny-accurate calculations at all stages of the contract life cycle.
Company Name
NETSOL
Location
United States
Industry
Financial Services
Website
flexengine.io
Status
Public
Size
500+ Employees
Problem Statement
Flex – Calculation Engine is a newly launched product that required utilization of AWS pay–as–you–go model by leveraging Serverless Architecture followed by best practices. During assessment, improvement areas identified are Infrastructure Automation, Application Deployment, Scalability and High Availability. Securing API Gateway and AWS CloudFront against web attacks was one of the critical requirements.
Proposed Solution Architecture
Flex calculation engine makes use of the AWS Managed services including Route53, Lambda, CloudFront, S3, SES, and RDS. Route53 receives requests and after identifying the request type routes it to CloudFront for Web Based Request and API Gateway for API request. API Gateway handles the REST APIs requests and route it to associated service provided by Lambda Functions. Enable one click deployment to automate infrastructure provisioning along with CI/CD Pipeline for Application Deployment. AWS WAF ensures the security of the API Gateway and AWS CloudFront.
Solution
By using API Gateway REST Regional and Private endpoints with resource-based policies, NETSOL Technologies was able to achieve the required functionality. NETSOL used API Gateway private integrations to use NLB, as well as exposed private endpoints to certain VPCs by whitelisting them via resource-based policies.