No matter if it is a small, medium or large application, DynamoDB has shown us that it has optimal stability and speed to be considered a primary service in our portfolio. The latency times that we have seen in our client developments have remained constant at the millisecond scale.

Like all AWS services, DynamoDB does not require a hardware configuration that can have an impact on administrative and technological costs. Tasks such as database administration, hardware or software provisioning (including their corresponding updates and patches) will no longer be an obstacle to work immediately with DynamoDB. All this without sacrificing vital features in a database, like backups and data restoration.

It is important for us to be able to instantly review the status of our developments, and Amazon CloudWatch has proven to be fast, accurate and consistent in this task. In addition to this, it allows to properly configure the scalability of DynamoDB, so that it responds according to the demands of use.

By employing Lambda in our developments, at Morris & Opazo we offer our clients the ability to react to events with previously established characteristics, but which may have a variable scale or impact, without putting developed system at any risk.

With AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) it is possible to restrict or allow access to DynamoDB databases, avoiding possible security ‘breaches’ and preserving the necessary agility to change access (as required).