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Date
01.12.2025 - 01.01.2026 09:00 - 17:00
Price excl. VAT (CHF)
350.00
Course description
Mission Statement
To introduce students to the features of the BEG product – asynchronous push messages to third party applications.
 
Course Description
BEG is a Kubernetes application that will automatically send out messages containing ACP update information to third-party application destinations.
 
It does this by using the Business Data Events generated by ACP. These events contain updated ACP information caused by the day-to-day activity by ACP users.
 
You will learn how BEG is configured using job triggers to select the update information for the push messages, how the push messages are constructed and can include related data from the BEG datastore, and the connecters used to send the messages to the destinations.
 
You'll see the GraphQL jobs used to configure the triggers and how JSLT definitions are used to format the output messages.
 
In this lite version, the training is based on a series of self-study videos that take you through the important aspects of the product, step-by-step.
Objectives
  • Describe the BEG architecture.
  • Explain the GraphQL job configuration used to select events for the push messages.
  • Be able to construct JSLT definitions for the output messages.
  • Understand the connectors used to define the output destinations.
Target audience
Avaloq Certified Professionals.
Prerequisites
Participants must be ACCP certified or have equivalent knowledge of the Avaloq Banking System.
 
Course content
  • Introduction
  • BEG architecture
  • Example use case
  • BEG job configuration
  • Push message formatting
  • Output destinations
  • Demonstration
  • The BEG datastore
  • Summary
 
Duration
This is a self-study course which is only delivered online.
The course will be available throughout the begin and end dates indicated upon logging in. There is no specific attendance day.
 
Estimated time to complete this course:
4-6 hours of self-study
Availability
30 Available

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