Bedrock Streaming, a provider for major European broadcasters like M6+ and Videoland, details its multi-axis FinOps strategy to optimize multimillion-dollar AWS cloud costs. Key optimizations include using 100% Amazon EC2 Spot Instances for Kubernetes, migrating to AWS Graviton processors, and redesigning video processing architectures to single-Availability Zone operation to eliminate inter-zone data transfer costs. The company also implemented automated data purges for Amazon ECR and DynamoDB TTL, alongside various other AWS service-specific cost-saving measures.
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Add as preferred sourceBedrock Streaming's detailed FinOps approach demonstrates significant cost efficiencies achievable on AWS, critical for streaming services with large cloud footprints. Their strategies, like full Spot Instance utilization and architectural redesigns, move beyond standard reservation practices to address core technical cost drivers. This case highlights how deep technical expertise combined with continuous cost monitoring can convert technical decisions into substantial savings. Streaming executives should assess their own cloud infrastructures against these specific optimizations, particularly evaluating network transfer costs and the feasibility of Graviton migrations to identify similar potential efficiencies.
