Large-Scale Media Archive Migration to the Cloud
summary
A small team spends ~1.5 years moving 40 petabytes of studio assets into a cloud-native platform built on AWS, using Terraform/Nomad/Go workers and plain AWS CLI to push multi-part uploads tuned by chunk size, keeping developers out of S3 and enforcing chain of custody via a VFS overlay file system. Delivery runs about 5 petabytes per month over Aspera and EC2 nodes, migration timelines span months to a year, and a 6PB Isilon cluster is reduced to 300TB to cut cost and complexity.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Intro
- 3:04A century of archive
- 3:54Digital intermediate
- 5:40Platform
- 7:51Use Cases
- 10:54Asset Identification
- 12:25Delivery
- 13:08Sample Package
- 13:36Orchestration
- 14:26Design
- 15:01ingest
- 15:25Centralized
- 16:17Bucket Policies
- 19:22Migration
- 21:01CLI Tools
- 22:23Supply Chain
- 25:22Storage Growth
- 26:52Takeaways
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