AirFrance-KLM - Apps Modernisation Takeoff : Turning headwinds to...
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AirFrance‑KLM migrates a first wave of Pivotal Cloud Foundry (PCF) workloads, converting about 10–12 apps transformed using containers, Docker images and CI pipelines. The programme pairs engineers in mobbing (group programming), builds a service catalog and brokers, adds platform metrics/alerting, and runs performance tests plus blue‑green and canary deploys. Result is faster provisioning, stronger developer autonomy and roughly a 10% reduction in maintenance time on early adopters.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:30Application transformation
- 6:05Platforms and containers
- 10:19Methodologies and teams
- 14:46Development and collaboration
- 18:08Performance testing
- 23:15Adoption and results
- 26:51Coaching and support
- 30:11Monitoring and improvement
- 33:01Microservices and architecture
- 35:46Conclusion
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