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System |
Name |
Amazon DynamoDB |
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Version |
released Jan 2012 |
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Drawbacks |
Very few features when compared to other key-value stores |
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Advantages |
Managed Database Service provided by a leading cloud provider |
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Languages Supported |
Java, Node.js, Go, C# .NET, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby, Haskell and Erlang. |
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Website |
aws.amazon.com/dynamodb |
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XML Support |
no |
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JSON Support |
yes |
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Brief description |
Amazon DynamoDB is a fully managed proprietary NoSQL database service that supports key-value and document data structures[2] and is offered by Amazon.com as part of the Amazon Web Services portfolio |
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Database Model |
Key Value Model |
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Technical Documentation |
aws.amazon.com/documentation/dynamodb |
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License |
commercial on aws cloud. |
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Cloud-based / SaaS |
Yes but you can download dynamod db locally as well. Local installation does not have vendor support |
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Implementation Language |
C++ |
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Operating System Supported |
Linux , OS X, Windows |
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Options for Integration / Access API |
Rest API |
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Consistency |
Immediate consistency |
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Foreign Keys |
No |
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Streaming Support |
No |
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Analytics Support |
NA |
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Data Storage Schema |
Key Value Model |
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Notable Users |
As per Amazon the solution has been deployed by around 100,000 customers |
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Key Differentiator |
Amazon allows developers to purchase a service based on throughput, rather than storage. |
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Concurrency |
Yes |
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Partitioning |
Sharding |
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Replication |
Multi Data Center Replication supported |
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Secondary Indexes |
Yes |
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SchemaLess |
Yes |
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SQL Query |
No |
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