Let us show you what it means to migrate large JEE web application from an an application server running on Windows to a JBoss running on Linux in Docker on OpenShift/Kubernetes. You’ll see how it improves both development and operational experience, and brings additional value to the business.

Migrating 4 million lines of JEE code from an application server running on Windows to JBoss running in Docker on OpenShift? A piece of cake! The Amadeus IT Group operates large JEE applications powering a number of major airline e-commerce sites. A particular 4-million-lines-of-code application ran on Windows until in a recent collaboration with Red Hat, we built a new platform based on Openshift by Red Hat, Kubernetes, and Docker. Now we’ve decided to move our e-commerce application to the new platform as well, and at the same time, change our application server. In this session, you’ll learn:

• What it means to move existing JEE application to Red Hat JBoss Middleware
• What it means to run it in Docker on OpenShift by Red Hat
• How much this improves developer and operations experience

• Nenad Bogojevic
• Fabrice Pipart