If you can fit your use case into DynamoDB without any struggling: the performance and ease of scaling is a massive bang for your buck. It's actually pretty ea

If you can fit your use case into DynamoDB without any struggling: the performance and ease of scaling is a massive bang for your buck. It's actually pretty easy to use too if your use case makes sense for it. However, if your use case does not fit what DynamoDB expects, you are better off using another DB rather than try to bend DynamoDB to your will.