Air Traffic Control speaks Cloud Native
summary
Phoenix web innovation migrates a legacy radar and flight‑plan system into containers while keeping the high‑performance Phoenix tracker as a core; a new web HMI replaces KVM hardware and cuts controller training to about half a day. Deployments that once took a month now spin up in 1–4 hours using Kubernetes and managed OpenStack, but the PoC runs in one region, requires a UDP load balancer solution for radar streams, and legal/regulatory approvals still limit rapid release cycles.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction to Phoenix Web
- 4:41Legacy to cloud native journey
- 10:41Phoenix web innovation explained
- 15:34Radar data and web standards
- 20:12Hardware independence benefits
- 23:00Regulatory challenges with cloud
- 26:12Cloud platform challenges
- 27:37Q&A session
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