Understanding the differences between relational data design and NoSQL databases such as DynamoDB and identifying application use cases are crucial for designing the right schema for DynamoDB tables. As a general rule, DynamoDB tables should be designed with a denormalized schema for a few key r...
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it can be surprisingly slow as well. There’s also an issue of duplication. A lot of duplicate data (or references) is being stored, so this is a denormalized approach which can make for some consistency problems. Should permission be consulted when data is produced or consumed, for example...
Should Your DynamoDB Table Be Normalized or Denormalized?by Gowri Balasubramanian on 05 DEC 2016 in Amazon DynamoDB, DatabasePermalink Comments Share In the context of databases, the term normalization refers to the process of organizing the columns (attributes) and tables (relations) of a ...
both ORM and ER modeling start with the business description of a problem; it is possible to miss some dependencies between entities and leave some tables denormalized. Of course, there could also be a bug in the tool that produces the DDL script from the ORM and ER models. However, any ...