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This is pretty much straight from the DynamoDB best practices. Offload infrequently accessed data (think time series data from previous months) to S3 and use an
by ryanmarsh 8y ago
This is pretty much straight from the DynamoDB best practices. Offload infrequently accessed data (think time series data from previous months) to S3 and use another tool to query it.
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/amazondynamodb/latest/developerguide/bp-time-series.html#bp-time-series-high-volume https://docs.aws.amazon.com/amazondynamodb/latest/developerg...
- iamsomewalrus 8y ago+1 Everything I've learned the hard way with DynamoDB was in the Best Practices documentation the whole time. Now I've learned to read the Best Practices section of any AWS service before I start implementing. It saves a lot of heartache
- the_arun 8y agoIn RDBMS world, this is very similar to partitioning large tables by date - moving window pattern. Drop the older partitions outside of the window.