> While your relational database queries slow down as your data grows, DynamoDB keeps on going. It is designed to handle large, complex workloads without melting down.
I mean- hand a person a gun, and they might shoot themselves in the foot. While you can make bad queries/workloads for a relational database, you can just as easily make bad workloads for DynamoDB.
I mean- hand a person a gun, and they might shoot themselves in the foot. While you can make bad queries/workloads for a relational database, you can just as easily make bad workloads for DynamoDB.