Governance, Observability, and Troubleshooting: Let’s Talk About Your Real-Time Data Blind Spot
If you’re like most organizations, you currently have real-time data processing projects built, under construction, or planned. The
The Apache Flink stream processing framework has gained significant traction across various industries, including travel and hospitality. With its ability to process large-scale data streams in real-time, Apache Flink has become an essential component in travel and hospitality systems that:
In this article, we explore how Apache Flink is revolutionizing the travel and hospitality industry with real-world use cases from Royal Caribbean, United Airlines, Booking.com, and Salto Systems.
Royal Caribbean cruise line carries over 7 million passengers per year to 1,000+ destinations. Traditionally, passengers relied on daily printed itineraries and long queues for activity registration.
With a Flink-powered mobile app, Royal Caribbean transformed the passenger experience by providing:
Flink’s real-time data processing capabilities ensured low-latency synchronization between ship and shore, even when internet connectivity was unstable. This provided a smooth digital experience for passengers and operational efficiency for Royal Caribbean.
Learn more about Royal Caribbean’s digital transformation
United Airlines serves over 50,000 passengers across 4,000+ daily flights. Many customers seek support on social media platforms like X (formerly Twitter). To address this demand, United Airlines implemented a real-time AI-driven chatbot powered by Apache Flink.
United Airlines required real-time processing at scale to identify and respond to customer issues instantly. Flink’s stateful stream processing and windowing features made this automation seamless.
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With over 1 billion room-nights booked per year, Booking.com is a prime target for fraudulent activities such as unauthorized bookings, payment fraud, and loyalty program abuse.
To combat this, Booking.com deployed Apache Flink to power its real-time fraud detection system.
Booking.com needed a high-scale, real-time analytics solution. Flink’s fault tolerance and stream processing speed enabled the security team to detect and mitigate fraud within 10 seconds of an event in 99.9% of cases.
Watch how Booking.com secures travel bookings
Salto Systems, a global leader in smart-lock technology, monitors over 5 million lock events daily across 500,000 hotel rooms worldwide. Their system enables:
Flink’s event-driven processing and scalability allow Salto Systems to handle continuous IoT data streams, ensuring real-time security and operational insights.
🔗 Discover how Salto Systems enhances hotel security
The travel industry operates in a fast-paced, data-intensive environment where real-time decisions are crucial. Apache Flink’s stateful stream processing enables companies to:
Real-time data processing requires end-to-end observability to prevent downtime, errors, or security threats. Datorios provides a comprehensive observability platform for Apache Flink, ensuring:
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If you’re like most organizations, you currently have real-time data processing projects built, under construction, or planned. The
Introduction At Datorios, we are always pushing boundaries to empower real-time data processing at scale. Today, we are
Apache Flink is a powerful, open-source stream processing framework for real-time and batch data processing. Flink-as-a-Service operations provide
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