We provide an overview of the ESO archive contents in terms of
reduced, calibrated and fully characterized data products being ready
for scientific analysis and exploitation by the user community. As the
ESO archive is the collection point for the survey products and the
primary point of publication/availability of these products to the ESO
users, the Phase 3 process has been devised to manage the reception,
validation and publication of these data according to a uniform data
standard. Since the start of Phase 3 operations in 2011, more that 5.5 TB
of public survey data have been handled. Survey source catalogues
and photometric light curves are high-level ('advanced') data
products, which require dedicated functionalities, e.g. querying the
catalogue by content using positional and non-positional constraints.
We conclude by summarizing the current status and future plans for the
publication of science-grade data products being processed in-house
by ESO.