Build for Scale, Performance With Feature-packed Amazon DynamoDB
summary
Amazon DynamoDB claims enterprise scale with examples: production peaks above 10 million requests per second and tables over a trillion records; partitions are 10 GB each with ~1,000 small-write or 3,000 read units before adaptive capacity splits; Global Tables replicate asynchronously with observed 1–2 second replication latency and last-writer-wins conflict resolution; on-demand mode boots with ~4x capacity and per-request billing; DAX delivers microsecond latency; export to S3, PITR (35 days) and Streams+Lambda are shown in live patterns.
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chapters (26)
- 0:00Start
- 0:35Purpose-Built Databases
- 2:33Why no Sql
- 3:44Why You Might Want To Choose Dynamo Db or Nosql
- 5:20Why Dynamodb
- 5:33Dynamodb Is a Fully Managed Nosql Database
- 6:04Dynamodb Scales to any Workload
- 7:15Dynamodb Local and the Nosql Workbench for Dynamodb
- 8:16On-Demand Backup and Point in Time Recovery
- 8:35Point in Time Recovery
- 9:15Time To Live
- 9:42Amazon Cloudwatch Contributor Insights
- 10:11Dynamodb Accelerator Dax
- 10:52Dynamodb Streams
- 11:13Global Tables
- 12:00Adaptive Capacity
- 14:47Auto Scaling
- 15:27On-Demand Capacity Mode
- 17:28Need for Global Tables
- 20:25Conflict Resolution
- 21:32Enhancements to Global Tables
- 23:28Aws Glue Elastic Views
- 24:38Export to Amazon S3
- 26:30Event Processing with Aws Lambda Triggers
- 28:33Single Table Design
- 29:07Wrap Up
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