Nagios Conference 2014 - Paloma Galan - Monitoring Financial Protocols With Nagios

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Paloma Galan's presentation on Monitoring Financial Protocols With Nagios. The presentation was given during the Nagios World Conference North America held Oct 13th - Oct 16th, 2014 in Saint Paul, MN. For more information on the conference (including photos and videos), visit: http://go.nagios.com/conference

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Nagios – Corporate Finance World
Paloma Giraudo
pgalan@nagios.com

Introduction & Agenda
• About me
• Bank World
• CIB World
• Fix Protocol Monitoring
• Calypso - Nagios
• SWIFT
• Conclusion
• Questions

About me
• I am an IT Professional with more than 12 years of
experience.
• Over the course of these years I have taken
leadership and responsibilities in diverse
Technological Domains:
‒ IT Security, Data Center Architecture & Design
‒ Operations Management and Software
Engineering
‒ Project and Service Management
• My last experience is Capital Markets, my passion.

Question
What does or says
the competition ?

Calypso-Nagios
Calypso is a global application software
provider that sells an integrated suite of trading
and risk applications to the capital markets
function within banks and other companies
participating in the world’s financial markets.

Calypso - Nagios
• Calypso Monitoring - Events, log errors, scheduled
tasks, thread dumps, engine memory/CPU statistics,
RMI call and SQL query times.
• Nagios Monitoring - Nagios can do it.

SWIFT
• The global provider of secure financial messaging
services.
• By customer:
‒ Banks
‒ Corporate
‒ Custodians
‒ Brokers/Dealers
‒ Banking Market Infrastructures

SWIFT: Introduction SWIFT Environment
• A typical SWIFT customer environment consists of a
combination of individual components that interact
with each other to provide messaging services.
‒ DMZ - No problem to Nagios 
‒ HSM - Check_HSM
‒ HTTPS - Check_https
‒ MQ - Check_mq ; Check_MK
‒ PKI - Check_ssl ; Check_ipsec
‒ VPN box - Check_openvpn

SWIFT: Inside Bank Enviroment
GMM GMM IMG
Perimeter
Server

FIX-Protocol
The FIX Protocol, as a cooperative effort of principal asset
management and brokerage firms in the US and Europe, has evolved
to an effective standard for real-time electronic communication.
Shortened settlement dates, straight through processing, and
increased interest in electronic connectivity has positioned FIX to be
major component of real-time

Conclusions
• There isn’t special monitoring tool for Corporate
finance Investment world.
• It’s true principal bank application has monitoring
tool like Bloomberg.
• If you are Test Manager in a bank, you prefer a
monitoring tool what allows to have a global vision
of the banking environment.
Nagios is the tool
Let´s work

The End
Paloma Giraudo
pgalan@nagios.com @Nagios_esp

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