Building a real-time, low-latency card payments system is a challenge. Join the Amex Payments Network team to learn about their 100% containerized, globally distributed platform powered by Kubernetes. Discover how they tackled latency with HTTP/2, local affinity, and more.
Benjamin Cane is a Distinguished Engineer at American Express, where he plays a pivotal role driving the technical architecture and engineering excellence within the Global Merchant & Network Services Technology team. With a focus on payments, Ben specializes in building high performance, low latency distributed systems. His expertise has been instrumental in driving the evolution of American Express' cloud-native payments platform. Beyond his contributions to American Express, Ben is an active open-source community member and has contributed to various projects.
Tyler Wedin is a Vice President overseeing Core Platforms Site Reliability Engineering at American Express. He has 15+ years of experience designing, building, and operating critical infrastructure and applications. He is currently responsible for many critical authorizations and financial systems, and he has implemented innovative solutions across release management, resiliency, and observability. Prior to this role, Tyler led the data center network architecture and engineering teams, delivering the software-defined infrastructure stack supporting the company’s hybrid cloud model, and virtualizing and scaling enterprise network services.
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