Flying Through The AWS Cloud

Lawrence Fong, Cathay Pacific

28-Dec-17 11:00

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Cathay Pacific, the international airline based in Hong Kong, planned to re-architect its website and booking engine infrastructure that would allow them to automate current infrastructure, application deployment and scale. Using AWS and DevOps, their software development process is now 67% faster. We speak to Lawrence Fong, General Manager IT Solutions for Cathay Pacific about their journey in the AWS Cloud infrastructure.

Produced by: Jeff Sandhu

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Tags: Cathay Pacific, tech talk, aws, reinvent, airline, booking, web, mobile, cloud, AI, automation, amazon s3, amazon elasticache, amazon rds, amazon ec2, database, amazon virtual private cloud, amazon vpc, deployment, software

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