We also have multi-document transactions, self-joins, active-active multi-region replication by default, secondary indexes, composite indexes, a SQL-like query language, PAYG model with no capacity planning, etc, so I think it's a bit disingenuous to say it's "similar to datastore, but with full-blown database features".
We also have multi-document transactions, self-joins, active-active multi-region replication by default, secondary indexes, composite indexes, a SQL-like query language, PAYG model with no capacity planning, etc, so I think it's a bit disingenuous to say it's "similar to datastore, but with full-blown database features".
Otherwise, congrats on your launch!