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According to this Amazon job listing [1], DynamoDB isn't even the biggest (in terms of throughput) data store that Amazon uses. [1] https://www.amazon.jobs/en/
by plandis 9y ago
According to this Amazon job listing [1], DynamoDB isn't even the biggest (in terms of throughput) data store that Amazon uses.
[1] https://www.amazon.jobs/en/jobs/447605/systems-engineer https://www.amazon.jobs/en/jobs/447605/systems-engineer
- jonhohle 9y agoI miss SABLE. I like it better than DDB, but I'm probably in the minority there. It made building high throughput services easy. I'm somewhat surprised it mentioned publicly.
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- rprime 9y ago> I'm somewhat surprised it mentioned publicly. I guess it explains why I am not able to find any information related to SABLE. Are you able to release anything related to it? It seems really interesting.
- ra7 9y ago> SABLE is at the core of Amazon.com retail infrastructure. It more than 400 billion requests per day from Amazon.com websites, Web Services, and internal Amazon systems. Wow!
- puzzle 9y agoThree years ago or more, Bigtable served that much traffic in less than fifteen minutes: https://twitter.com/akpurtell/status/463747917782589441 https://twitter.com/akpurtell/status/463747917782589441