We’ve spent about 1.5 years building a cloud-based microservice platform for media supply chain, and at the same time moving close to 40 petabytes of content to cloud based storage and archive. If you’re watching studio content at home (cable, OTT, broadcast, mobile) or at a theater, it’s probably originated from our archive. The goal of this talk is to detail exactly how we accomplished this (we are a small team of less than a dozen people, with 130+ developers deploying services to manipulate content on top of our platform), and how we built cloud native infrastructure to ingest, secure, package, prep, transcode, apply machine learning to remove human operators, and deliver this content at a volume of about 5 petabytes of delivered media per month. Metrics are important, so we’ll show as many of those as possible, as well as inventive ways to configure and use cloud storage and services to move and process content at this scale, and some of the ‘uh oh’ moments we ran into. Presented at Demuxed 2019 in San Francisco.