Shaping the Future of Travel with DevOps and Cloud
summary
Amadeus runs ~37 PB of storage across ~16,500 devices, serving ~49,000 end-user transactions/sec and ~47 billion SQL executions daily while doing ~5,500 IT changes and ~540 app loads monthly at 99.99% availability. The company is migrating a legacy SOA stack to an Amadeus Cloud Service built on OpenShift/Kubernetes/Docker, integrating Control‑M for 300,000 daily jobs as “jobs as code,” reorganizing ~2,000 people into DevOps teams, and already running production services (thousands TPS) in hybrid cloud.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction to Amadeus
- 0:28Amadeus operational scale
- 4:32History of Amadeus tech
- 8:37Need for DevOps in travel
- 12:22Benefits of DevOps
- 14:24DevOps challenges
- 17:59Cloud architecture benefits
- 19:49Technical implementation
- 26:03Current cloud status
- 27:18Key takeaways
- 28:59Q&A session
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