Despite this number of limitations, I imagine that it's still far more usable from an application than DynamoDB for many use-cases. Adding Jsonb support would make it even more competitive for some.
Yep, people not seeing the usecase have not tried to build a serverless product on AWS and found themselves stuck between cheap, performant but denormalized ddb or whatever the fuck aurora serverless v2 is supposed to be.
I do not want to denormalize my data model, i do not have a high performance usecase, I simply want infrastructure that scales with usage (down to 0) and a flexible normalized model I can build more on top of easily.
DDB is great and all until you're asked to add 3 filters and orderby feature and suddenly you're adding elastic search to your project
I do not want to denormalize my data model, i do not have a high performance usecase, I simply want infrastructure that scales with usage (down to 0) and a flexible normalized model I can build more on top of easily.
DDB is great and all until you're asked to add 3 filters and orderby feature and suddenly you're adding elastic search to your project