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Not sure what you mean, DDB provides both strong and eventual consistency, now in 2 fashions with transactions. 3 if you include cross region replication. Ther
by grogenaut 7y ago
Not sure what you mean, DDB provides both strong and eventual consistency, now in 2 fashions with transactions. 3 if you include cross region replication.
There's definitely still a DHT sitting under there.
- senderista 7y agoNo, it's something like a hash-partitioned primary-backup-replicated distributed database. S3 is much closer to a DHT.
- manigandham 7y agoThere's no real difference between a DHT (distributed hash table) and a hash-partitioned distributed database. It's the same concept. Apache Cassandra is considered an implementation of a DHT.