Comment by junker37
9 years ago
The reasons we use it * doesn't require any setup (no provision servers, maintining backups, etc) * automatic backups * practically free during development * scales when you need it too
That said, we've run into issues with the partitioning. If we were given access to the partition information and the ability to reduce partitions when needed, that would solve those problems.
Mind sharing what issues? A few keys are the target of a disproportionate amount of transactions?
Correct, our read/write access isn't spread out. So, before knowing how the partitions worked, we increased our read/write throughput, this caused the partitions to increase, so now our throughput that was spread out across the entire table, was split between 2 partitions. This caused even more throttling.
Your list formatting didn't quite work.