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Thx for the reply @JimmyJames. The ID that the api is referring to is the row-id, in my example - id345 (not user id, nor csv id). the user uploads a large db (as CSV) , and he wants a public api to get data about one specific row. How would you structure that?

yonatanmn
– yonatanmn

2020-01-21 11:35:04 +00:00
Commented Jan 21, 2020 at 11:35
@yonatanmn Ah, that changes things a good bit. I will need to revise my answer. You should probably clarify this distinction in your question. Another think that's important is the size of the rows. I major component of Dynamo pricing is done it terms of 'reads' and if I understand the pricing correctly, one read of 1K of data costs the same as a read of 4K of data. This leads me to the conclusion that lots of tiny records are not cost effective in Dynamo.

JimmyJames
– JimmyJames

2020-01-22 15:31:48 +00:00
Commented Jan 22, 2020 at 15:31

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