Note that Cassandra has similar limitations with data/throughput, but they aren't enforced or documented (because they depend on your particular setup) and your queries just fail or worse make all queries to the same node in the cluster fail (fun times with large wide rows).
The rich data types in Dynamo are quite strange, since they're basically useless for querying I'm not sure why you would use them. Maybe I'm missing something...
The rich data types in Dynamo are quite strange, since they're basically useless for querying I'm not sure why you would use them. Maybe I'm missing something...