Changsha: One City, One Cloud Internet Plus Government

Changsha, capital city of Hunan province, is an economic powerhouse in China.

Occupying an area of 11,819 km2, the city is populated by 10 million people and has a 2020 GDP of CNY 1,214 billion.

According to the national development plan, government services must go online on an integrated platform.

Data and processes are streamlined. Innovations are emerging. Traditional e-Government architectures are no longer enough.

China's first distributed e-Government cloud system features multi-cloud collaboration, unified management, and centralized scheduling from municipal departments to district/county levels.

Hybrid architecture: Public services are deployed on the public cloud, and key data is stored on the private cloud. Secure cloud transfers mean flexible deployment and layered security.

Full-stack cloud native architecture built on basic resource pools has six modules (development, test, deployment, governance, running, and O&M). With an agile, scalable e-Government cloud, ISVs and ecosystem partners develop, iterate, and deploy applications on the cloud, much faster than before. Scalable containers handle surging service traffic.

The cloud-native e-Government platform went live in just two weeks, after more than 10 iterations to ensure reliability.

Whenever over 1 million users visit the My Changsha app, the system handles this 100-fold traffic the access traffic peak with public cloud resources.

Changsha Logistics Port Office uses Huawei Cloud Container Engine (CCE) to clear customs in seconds despite peak volumes of goods.