Transforming enterprise commerce software from on premise to the cloud
summary
SAP Hybris moves an on‑prem monolith into the cloud by containerizing with Docker and standardizing on Kubernetes, adding a CI builder that layers customer code onto product images, a preintegrated service factory runtime for lambdas and microservices, and a headless single‑page storefront. A separate cart microservice is built to hit targets like 100k orders/hour (customers asking for 300k+), one pilot succeeded and the productized service is in progress, with logging, autoscaling and test automation.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and background
- 1:34Challenges of legacy systems
- 5:07Building for the cloud
- 10:58Strategies for modernization
- 15:15Decoupling the storefront
- 17:39Scaling and microservices
- 22:38The service factory
- 28:23Closing and Q&A
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