What happens in the milliseconds after you tap pay
Summary
This sample Databricks App demonstrates how to achieve low-latency real-time fraud scoring by pairing route-optimized Model Serving with Lakebase Postgres for online feature lookups. Under load testing of 5,000 requests, this architecture achieved end-to-end latencies of 27 ms at p50 and 37 ms at p95 while maintaining a 100% success rate.
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