Title
AWS re:Invent 2022 - NYSE: Protecting markets through real-time data processing (FSI310)
Summary
- Joe Cho, a technical account manager at AWS, introduces the session with Anand Pradhan and Vinil Bhandari from the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE).
- The session covers trade surveillance, its importance in maintaining market trust, and the NYSE's cloud migration journey.
- Anand Pradhan, Senior Director of Technology at NYSE, discusses the challenges of trade surveillance, including processing vast amounts of data in real-time and regulatory requirements.
- The NYSE's cloud migration aimed to improve performance, scalability, accessibility, and cost-effectiveness while meeting strict regulatory requirements.
- Vinil Bhandari, Director of Technology at NYSE, details the AWS architecture used, including storage, compute, orchestration, and the lessons learned during the migration.
- The NYSE leveraged various AWS services, optimized costs, and improved performance through strategic changes and AWS partnerships.
- The session concludes with insights into future optimizations and the importance of continuous training and automation for the team.
Insights
- The NYSE's cloud migration was driven by the need to handle increasing data volumes and complexity in trade surveillance.
- The hybrid architecture utilized AWS for its elasticity and scalability while leveraging NYSE's expertise in low-latency, high-throughput systems.
- The migration to AWS allowed the NYSE to optimize costs significantly, with a 40% reduction in costs over six months due to strategic changes and AWS services.
- The NYSE's approach to cloud migration emphasized the importance of senior management support, team expertise, and continuous training.
- The use of AWS services like EFS, S3, EC2, and Airflow enabled the NYSE to process and analyze vast amounts of data efficiently.
- The NYSE's cloud infrastructure is designed with resiliency and uptime in mind, reflecting the critical nature of trade surveillance in financial markets.
- The session highlighted the ongoing nature of cloud optimization, with plans to explore further AWS offerings like FSx and QuickSight for improved performance and analytics.