AirAsia DevOps Journey
summary
AirAsia superapp runs on GCP with Firebase + MongoDB, about 200 engineers across 20+ teams and mostly containers (70–80%) on Kubernetes, single-region Singapore moving some core services multi‑region; workloads spike from steady to 4k–20k vCPUs during sales and a top observed service peak of 16k RPS. App Engine proves costly so teams migrate to Cloud Run; an internal Load Test as a Service checks configs, spins runners, writes metrics to GCS and compares releases to catch regressions.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:26Airasia superapp tech stats
- 1:26Tech stacks
- 2:41Challenges & Questions
- 7:34Lifecycle Friction
- 9:19Load Test as Service
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