Fsdss-536 2021 ⏰

FSDSS‑536 – Incident/Change Report
(Financial Services Data Security System – Ticket #FSDSS‑536)

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Write Path

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5. Testing Strategy

• Unit tests: DB layer, API handlers, workers; mock external dependencies.
• Integration tests: full flow with test DB and Redis.
• E2E: Cypress test verifying list, detail, live update, refresh button.
• Load tests: simulate 10k users polling every 5s; measure API latency and Redis hit rates.
• Security tests: validate auth checks on all endpoints; rate limiting.

1. sync job creation -> dashboard shows "pending".
2. worker marks job failed -> UI updates via SSE within 2s.
3. cache invalidation on manual refresh.
4. history pagination returns correct ordering.

2. Background & Scope

• System Affected: Real‑Time Transaction Auditing Service (RT‑TAS) – micro‑service responsible for persisting every financial transaction event to the immutable audit store (Cassandra + S3 archive).
• Environment: Production cluster (K8s‑1.28, 6‑node Kafka 3.3, Cassandra 4.1).
• Change History Prior to Incident:

  Controller – TransactionImportController adds a POST /import endpoint that accepts a multipart/form-data payload containing the CSV file. The method streams the file to the parser, delegates validation, and finally calls TransactionBulkService.importTransactions(). Unveiling the Mystery: A Deep Dive into FSDSS-536 5