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That same dataset cloud then be modeled and stored in DynamoDB for even leas than that, right?
by cebert 4y ago
That same dataset cloud then be modeled and stored in DynamoDB for even leas than that, right?
- BreakfastB0b 4y agoYeah I have no idea what icedchai is talking about, DynamoDB free tier is super generous https://aws.amazon.com/dynamodb/pricing/on-demand/ https://aws.amazon.com/dynamodb/pricing/on-demand/. It's going to cost you nothing until you have enough customers to afford to pay for it. Correctly modelling single table design on the other hand ...
- glenngillen 4y agoI use it for lots of stuff like this. The pay-per-use/on demand pricing makes it incredibly cheap even if I get occasional bursts of activity. With much better availability than SQLite running on a single VPS.
- icedchai 4y ago1) Latency. 2) Ease of data manipulation. Using Dynamo for a small data set is overkill. You can manipulate the data way faster on a local server, where it is basically in memory (disk cache), and not have to deal with any modelling issues. I guess some people like the DynamoDB API? I find it incredibly awkward.
- blackoil 4y agoYou can be even faster if you store data in client. Though different use case different solutions.