One topic that is rarely mentioned but extremely important in the world of APIs is the use of cache. To dive into the subject, let’s first understand what cache is. A cache is a mechanism by which an application temporarily stores API responses or data to reuse them in subsequent requests, thereby avoiding repeated calls to the server and improving performance, latency, and resource consumption.

Did you know that there is a tool to analyze the performance and configuration of your Transact environment? It is called Performance Health Review (PHR), and it is a tool provided by Temenos. It performs an overall analysis of your environment and delivers a report with recommendations.

This guide explains the configuration needed for Warmup and provides details about the supported applications. Warmup is used to accelerate the first transaction in a session.

The performance of your core banking system is essential to ensure high-quality service for your customers. More importantly, however, is ensuring that all their information and account access remain fully secure. Since one of the primary ways to expose your T24 banking services is via APIs, this section covers the key security mechanisms Temenos provides for your IRIS APIs.