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My production and staging/test environments are on AWS and I do development on my local linux box. Since DynamoDB is a web service I can connect to my DynamoDB
by kt9 14y ago
My production and staging/test environments are on AWS and I do development on my local linux box. Since DynamoDB is a web service I can connect to my DynamoDB tables from anywhere. If you have questions or need help feel free to contact me directly (or post here) and I'll be happy to answer any questions you have.
- genwin 14y agoNice, I didn't realize that ability to connect from anywhere. Have you found DynamoDB to be expensive in practice? Of course the cost is mitigated by the admin they handle.
- kt9 14y agoCost has not been an issue for me. I've got 14 tables on DynamoDB - most at 5 read, 5 write, and one at 20 read, 10 write - and its been costing me around $50-$60 per month. IMHO cheaper than running a MySQL database and a slave instances. It was great during development because I would create the tables in the morning, code all day and then delete the tables at the end of the day so I would only pay for 6-8 hours of provisioned throughput!
- genwin 14y agoGood report, thanks! I'll keep that idea in mind to delete tables to save $$.