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DynamoDB Cheat Sheet

DynamoDB is a fully managed NoSQL database service that provides fast and predictable performance for applications that require large amounts of data and scalability. It uses a key-value and document data model and automatically scales storage and throughput capacity based on provisioned read and write levels. DynamoDB offers both eventually consistent and strongly consistent reads, with the former returning data faster but potentially inconsistently and the latter guaranteeing consistency at a higher latency.

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DynamoDB Cheat Sheet

DynamoDB is a fully managed NoSQL database service that provides fast and predictable performance for applications that require large amounts of data and scalability. It uses a key-value and document data model and automatically scales storage and throughput capacity based on provisioned read and write levels. DynamoDB offers both eventually consistent and strongly consistent reads, with the former returning data faster but potentially inconsistently and the latter guaranteeing consistency at a higher latency.

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DynamoDB

-DynamoDB is a fully managed NOSQL (non-relational database) key/value and


document database.

-Applications that contain large amount of data but require predictable read and write
performance while scaling is a good fit for DynamoDB

-DynamoDB scales with whatever read and write capacity you specify per second.

-DynamoDB can be set to have eventually consistent reads (default) and strongly
consistent reads

-Eventually consistent reads data is returned immediately but data can be


inconsistent. Copies of data will be generally consistent in 1 second.

-Strongly consistent reads will wait until data is consistent. Data will never be
inconsistent but latency will be higher. Copies of data will be consistent with a
guarantee of 1 second.

-DynamoDB stores 3 copies of data on SSD drive across 3 regions.

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