Category Archives: DynamoDB Tables
Amazon DynamoDB, a serverless, NoSQL database service, has revolutionized how developers handle scalable and high-performance data storage. Two fundamental operations define how data is retrieved from DynamoDB tables: Scan and Query. Despite their seemingly similar objectives, these operations function differently and carry distinct performance and cost implications. Understanding the nuances between Scan and Query is […]
Amazon DynamoDB is renowned for its scalability and performance as a fully managed NoSQL database service. At the heart of its operation lies the concept of throughput capacity, specifically the read and write capacity units. These units determine how much data can be read or written to the database per second. Understanding this is not […]
