[ciaranlee]

It’s certainly nowhere near as full featured. But in our case it is entirely appropriate. Over time we simplified our use of MongoDB to the stage where it’s effectively a k/v store. Swapping that simple pattern over to DynamoDB was easy, saves us a ton of money, and means we get to shed a ton of operational responsibility.

Also, you are incorrect about only being able to index two fields in DynamoDB. Though we luckily don’t need anything other than the primary key.