Media workloads on AWS are some of the heaviest the cloud sees: petabyte-scale archives, encoding farms, real-time live streams, and global edge delivery. They are also some of the easiest to overspend on. We build media infrastructure where the bandwidth is delivered, the encodes are fast, and the bill doesn't run away.
Every media engineering team eventually learns that encoding is more expensive than they expected — because the ladder grew, the codec library grew, and nobody pruned the old jobs. We rebuild encoding workflows so the cost-per-asset is knowable, and the encode shop stops growing on its own.
MediaConvert + Step Functions + S3 lifecycle policies = a media pipeline that doesn't grow the bill faster than the catalog.
Encoding ladders on MediaConvert, OTT delivery via MediaPackage + CloudFront, content protection via SPEKE-integrated DRM, and editorial workflows on FSx for Lustre. The full broadcast-to-bits pipeline.
Subscriber management, billing platforms, network observability, and 5G/Edge workloads on Wavelength and Outposts. Telecom carries unique latency, scale, and regulatory expectations onto AWS.
Render farms on AWS Batch + Thinkbox Deadline, project asset stores in S3, secure client review portals, and post-production pipelines. Where the workload is bursty and the security posture has to satisfy every brand client.
MediaLive + MediaPackage for low-latency live, redundant ingest topologies, dynamic ad insertion via MediaTailor, and live-to-VOD workflows. Where reliability is measured per-event, not per-quarter.
GameLift for session-based multiplayer, DynamoDB for player state, Cognito for accounts, and global edge for latency-sensitive matchmaking. Plus the live-ops infrastructure to ship content updates without unplanned downtime.
Egress, encoding, and storage are the three lines that dominate media bills. We rebuild the workflows so each one is right-sized.
Legacy on-prem encoding and broadcast workflows onto AWS Elemental Media Services. Render farms off bespoke clusters onto Batch.
Multi-petabyte content libraries from on-prem MAMs and archives into S3 with metadata fidelity preserved.
Media companies that win on AWS understand that the architecture choice is the cost choice. We build them to win.
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