Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX) Description

Amazon DynamoDB is engineered for both scalability and high performance. Typically, the response times for DynamoDB are recorded in single-digit milliseconds, making it suitable for many applications. Nonetheless, specific scenarios demand even faster response times, measured in microseconds. To address these needs, DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX) offers rapid access to eventually consistent data. DAX simplifies operational and application complexities by providing a fully managed service that remains API-compatible with DynamoDB, thus requiring only minor adjustments for integration with existing applications. Additionally, for workloads that are read-heavy or experience sudden spikes in demand, DAX enhances throughput and can lead to operational cost reductions by minimizing the necessity for overprovisioning read capacity units. This is particularly advantageous for applications that frequently read the same individual keys, ensuring efficiency and performance. By implementing DAX, organizations can achieve optimal performance without compromising on scalability.

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Amazon
Year Founded:
1994
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United States
Website:
aws.amazon.com/es/dynamodb/dax/

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