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I believe DynamoDB uses MySQL under the hood as it’s storage engine. Or, if it doesn’t currently that it did for several years.

• efilife 3y ago
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  • ukuina 3y ago
    Please do not post replies that are trivial spelling or grammatical corrections; they add little to the discourse. To parent: I think all datastores can boil down to a SQL interface eventually. Someday a SQL-interface may dynamically choose a bespoke backend for your schema (or even sub-schema!)
    • efilife 3y ago
      Isn't this a forum about curiosity and learning?
      • lomase 3y ago
        Your comment provides nothing to the conversation, wich is the user Redis reimplementation in SQL.
        • efilife 3y ago
          From what I could find, I didn't break any rule, whlist teaching an user something he didn't know. Win win?
    • surfingdino 3y ago
      Indeed, they can. It's interesting that some noSQL projects add a stripped down SQL API eventually.