Amazon DynamoDB
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Overview
DynamoDB differs from other Amazon services by allowing developers to purchase a service based on throughput, rather than storage. Although the database will not scale automatically, administrators can request more throughput and DynamoDB will spread the data and traffic over a number of servers using solid-state drives, allowing predictable performance.[1] It offers integration with Hadoop via Elastic MapReduce.
In September 2013, Amazon made available a local development version of DynamoDB so developers can test DynamoDB-backed applications locally.[4]
It is said to be "built on the principles of Dynamo" (an internal storage system used initially for their own website).[3]
Language bindings
Languages with a DynamoDB binding include Java, Node.js, C# .NET, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby, and Erlang.[5]
References
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