VP AWS Nonrelational Databases. Opinions my own.
Seattle
Joined October 2009
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Colin Lazier retweeted
More than 1 million customers choose Amazon DynamoDB as their as their go-to NoSQL database for building high-performance, low-latency applications at any scale. Our engineering team has innovated to increase operational efficiencies for Amazon #DynamoDB which means new cost savings for customers—DynamoDB has reduced prices for on-demand throughput by 50% and global tables by up to 67%!
These changes make DynamoDB and Keyspaces an even more compelling choice, allowing customers to build globally distributed applications more affordably and optimize costs without compromising on performance. Looking forward to hearing how these price reductions help you to stay ahead of the curve! aws.amazon.com/blogs/databas…
Colin Lazier retweeted
🚀 Announcing Amazon DynamoDB price reduction for on-demand throughput by 50% and global tables by up to 67%!
Learn more. 👉 go.aws/40Hl2tj
Colin Lazier retweeted
🆕🚨Warm throughput for @dynamodb lets you pre-warm tables for instant readiness during peak loads. Check current capacity to decide if pre-warming is right for upcoming traffic surges.
Learn more here:
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Colin Lazier retweeted
Holy smokes -- 50% cut in DynamoDB On-Demand pricing 🔥. That's huge news for almost everyone using Dynamo.
On-Demand used to be ~7x more expensive than fully-utilized provisioned throughput. Which seems high, until you realize you're not even close to fully utilized. A ton of DDB customers would or did save money (+ headache) by moving to On-Demand.
Now you need to be getting >30% utilization with provisioned throughput to beat on-demand. Not impossible but fairly tricky. Plus basically no operational overhead w/ on-demand.
Huge win. BRB going to update all my spreadsheets.
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Colin Lazier retweeted
Amazon DynamoDB makes it easier to scale your tables to any level of throughput.
#DynamoDB now supports warm throughput and pre-warming, letting you instantly scale for peak traffic events.
Learn more. 👉 go.aws/48ThgPt
Colin Lazier retweeted
🚀 🚀 Amazon DynamoDB announces support for resource-based policies, and integrations with Identity and Access Management (IAM) Access Analyzer and Block Public Access (BPA). Learn more 👉 go.aws/3vv988x
Colin Lazier retweeted
🚀 🚀 Amazon DynamoDB now supports AWS PrivateLink! You can now simplify private network connectivity between your Amazon Virtual Private Clouds (VPCs), DynamoDB, and your on-premises networks. Learn more 👉 go.aws/4cjBUtt
Colin Lazier retweeted
1/ BIG Amazon Keyspaces (for Apache Cassandra) launch ! We are excited to share Keyspaces now supports Time to Live (TTL). This is my favorite Keyspaces launch yet. Lots of really cool customer benefits. aws.amazon.com/blogs/databas…
Colin Lazier retweeted
Totogi, because of @DynamoDB, talks in terms of how many COUNTRIES it can support (e.g. we can handle all 1.1b subs in India, as well as the 750m of the EU at the same time)
Been looking forward to this one!
"How Disney+ scales globally on DynamoDB" presented by Disney Streaming Services. This free #reInvent 2020 session starts at 3:30 PM Pacific Time today & will be repeated twice. Add this session to your calendar: go.aws/3qdArgl
Colin Lazier retweeted
#reinvent #reinvent2020 The biggest data announcement IMHO is Glue Elastic Views. Builds materialized views to build virtualized table for data that can be copied form source to target data store. A long-awaited first step for AWS to build synergy across its myriad databases.
Colin Lazier retweeted
Don't miss Shawn's database session tomorrow where we will demo Babelfish for PostgreSQL, Aurora Serverless v2, and Glue Elastic Views! Should be a blast :-)
Excited to announce Babelfish for PostgreSQL (open source project). A new end-point in PostgreSQL that understand commands from applications built for Microsoft SQL Server. Inviting all to participate!
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Thanks? I think...
Using DynamoDB is like swimming in the Ninja Turtles toxic sludge that gave them superpowers, except your powers keep getting stronger forever, and @alexbdebrie wrote the book on how to do it without having to swim in toxic sludge.
Colin Lazier retweeted
😍 Big day for DynamoDB today. Three releases that have me excited.
1. Use Kinesis as the mechanism for your DynamoDB streams. Huge win. One of my top 3 requests. DynamoDB Streams consumer limit was a bummer, and this helps a ton.
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Love days like this, exciting launches in every direction. Keyspaces static column support, DynamoDB data lake integration, and a huge launch as DocumentDB releases MongoDB 4.0 compatibility and transaction support! #keyspaces #dynamodb #documentdb #aws #nosql
Colin Lazier retweeted
Amazon Keyspaces (for Apache Cassandra) launch announcement! You now can store and update data shared between multiple rows within a partition more efficiently by using static columns. aws.amazon.com/about-aws/wha…
Colin Lazier retweeted
Amazon Keyspaces now helps you update and store common data between multiple rows efficiently by using static columns
Amazon Keyspaces (for Apache Cassandra), a scalable, highly available, and fully managed Cassandra-compatible database service, no... aws.amazon.com/about-aws/wha…
Colin Lazier retweeted
Now you can export your DynamoDB table data to your data lake in Amazon S3 to perform analytics at scale: go.aws/3n0AqtI
Colin Lazier retweeted
Amazon DocumentDB (with MongoDB compatibility) adds support for MongoDB 4.0 and transactions
Amazon DocumentDB (with MongoDB compatibility) is a fast, scalable, highly available, and fully managed document database service that supports MongoDB wor... aws.amazon.com/about-aws/wha…