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I've had a similar experience with DynamoDB from AWS. They talk about elastic scalability and whatnot, but once you have real load, you need to buy dedicated ca
by svcrunch 5y ago
I've had a similar experience with DynamoDB from AWS. They talk about elastic scalability and whatnot, but once you have real load, you need to buy dedicated capacity.
$2000/month of DynamoDB write capacity wasn't even giving 20% of the write throughput of a $160/month 4-node Aerospike cluster.
In addition, I felt like a the APIs made it really hard to do simple things.