Amazon DynamoDB

DynamoDB Data Source

DynamoDB is a fully managed, easily administered and cost-effective NoSQL database
created by Amazon web services and used by high profile enterprises such as Disney, Zoom
and Dropbox.

Providing fast and predictable performance and internet scalability, it allows you to deliver
millisecond performing apps, secure your data encryption at ease, focus on innovation and
integrate with other AWS services on any scale.

ETL Your DynamoDB Data

Many DynamoDB users need to move data from that database into a central data
warehouse or data lake and use an ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) or ELT (Extract, Load,
Transform) process to do so. Gravity Data enables stress-free integration without the need
for complicated coding or additional hires.

DynamoDB Use Cases

With DynamoDB, customers use the powerful NoSQL in a number of applications outlined
below. Use cases include the following:

• Deliver streamlined high traffic retail experiences
• Build internet-scale applications that require connections for millions of users and
  requests per second
• Create media metadata stories including real-time video streaming and interactive
  content
• Allow your gaming platform to scale without adding pressure to your existing
  resources

Features Of DynamoDB

DynamoDB was built for high-performance, high traffic environments that prefer not to use
additional servers or install additional software whilst ensuring your business can continue to
grow towards its full potential. Its features include:

• Key-value and document data models
• Microsecond latency with DynamoDB Accelerator
• Automated global replication with global tables
• Advanced streaming applications with Kinesis Data Streams for DynamoDB
• Read/write capacity modes
• On-demand mode
• Autoscaling
• Change tracking with triggers
• ACID transactions
• Encryption at rest
• Point-in-time recovery
• On-demand backup and restore

For a full list of DynamoDB features, visit the website here.

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