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by _fat_santa
1165 days ago
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> You really need to think a lot about your access patterns before using DynamoDB. DynamoDB is OLTP and not OLAP. You aren't going to have a ton of ability to do ad-hoc queries with DynamoDB. that's just not a use case it's well suited for. This was a trap that I fell into. While I didn't go with Amplify, I went with DynamoDB assuming that "it's a high performance database, surely I'll be able to bend it do what I need it too, right?". I feel like AWS should be more upfront about the limitations of DDB, it's a great database but they sell it like the solution to everything, and it simply isn't. |
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