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Pulse BETTING PARIMATCH TECH


After four years, we have built a strong team ops practise within our team and product. When you begin collaborating with cloud operators, you need to calculate your spending and build some discipline to work within the infrastructure. A major benefit to doing this has been the improvement of our engineering culture.


Parimatch Tech uses a hybrid infrastructure approach, enabling it to host cloud and data centre infrastructure services. What is the significance of this approach?


A hybrid infrastructure approach is essential. Regulators have a lot of requirements, so the ability to store and process data within jurisdictions for certification purposes is important. We will always support this approach and be flexible to move some processes inside the cloud and data centres. Our engineering practice is centred around this hybrid solution.


What role have managed cloud solutions played in the recent expansion of Parimatch Tech?


Managed cloud solutions have enabled us to constantly develop new features and launch into new markets, oftentimes with little notice. You can spend a lot of time building infrastructure, but if you have some way to use managed infrastructure with proof of concept, you can already start optimising functionalities for a new feature. It provides a number of instruments and, crucially, freedom - for the team, the platform and for functionality.


What opportunities does being able to analyse data at scale present? What does this mean for making better, more informed decisions?


Managed cloud solutions have enabled us to constantly develop new features and launch into new markets,


oftentimes with little notice. You can spend a lot of time building infrastructure, but if you have some way to use managed infrastructure with proof of concept, you can already start optimising functionalities for a new


feature. It provides a number of instruments and, crucially, freedom - for the team, the platform and for functionality.


Having all the data inside AWS means there are no limitations to the amount of data you have. Tis enables us to build complex models and significantly decrease the amount of time it takes to experiment. We have no limitation with storage or computing capacities.


Te platform developed by Parimatch Tech is always prepared for peak loads thanks to autoscaling based on AI predictions. As the result of the predictions and autoscaling, the platform handles all bet settlements at peak load times during top sports events without any downtimes.


How does this improve the scale and flexibility of Parimatch Tech's in-play betting systems?


It's very easy. We learn how to upscale and downscale. From time to time we have unique, one-off events where a lot of users come onto our platform, but afterwards we can simply scale down. Building inside AWS means we don't need to invent something for that specific event, and can instead function solely on functionality and the operational excellence of our services.


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