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It should work for both cases. It's an append-only ledger that captures any mutations on records previously on the ledger. It uses a recent snapshot primarily f

It should work for both cases. It's an append-only ledger that captures any mutations on records previously on the ledger. It uses a recent snapshot primarily for efficiency to avoid having to read the entire ledger to enforce any transactional or schema constraints. So it's an event store in that each write transaction is an event. But it's a relational DB in that it (at least the internal version did) schemas, multi-record updates, and transactions.

politician 8y ago
That's an understandable implementation, but a bit disappointing. It means that there's not going to be a simple way to process the journal since that log will consists of differently sized writes to the database. It would have been more interesting if QLDB was a CQRS+EventStore with built-in snapshots.