In AWS, for DynamoDB, by deafult you get [...] [...] Reads, which means when you write new data or update data, you will be able to read the updated data within about 1 second (anything earlier may not return the latest data update)
Eventual Consistent
^^^ but stronly consistent Reads also available (but not by deafault), where as soon as you get 200 back from the write call, you can read right away the updated data.
In AWS, for DynamoDB, by deafult you get [...] [...] Reads, which means when you write new data or update data, you will be able to read the updated data within about 1 second (anything earlier may not return the latest data update)
In AWS, for DynamoDB, by deafult you get [...] [...] Reads, which means when you write new data or update data, you will be able to read the updated data within about 1 second (anything earlier may not return the latest data update)
Eventual Consistent
^^^ but stronly consistent Reads also available (but not by deafault), where as soon as you get 200 back from the write call, you can read right away the updated data.
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