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DynamoDB

BatchGetItem

  • 100 items
  • 1MB

Each key in DynamoDB

  • 64kb

  • Batch queries will always consume read operations, even if the results are sparse (most things in them don't exist):

  • Counts cost as many read operations as if you were just retrieving the items

If you perform a read operation on an item that does not exist, DynamoDB will still consume provisioned read throughput: A strongly consistent read request consumes one read capacity unit, while an eventually consistent read request consumes 0.5 of a read capacity unit.

http://docs.aws.amazon.com/amazondynamodb/latest/developerguide/WorkingWithTables.html#CapacityUnitCalculations

Why DynamoDB

  • S3: way faster for lookups
  • SimpleDB: limited to 10GB for tables, not on SSD