Does the internal charge back model for Dynamo work the same as it does for AWS customers?
If I understand the author's point, you _can_ get great performance, but it requires over provisioning. So it's not so much a technical failing as much as it is a poor monetisation of the capability.
I see that elsewhere in AWS: They require huge instance types for large EBS volumes with ES. For our workload, said instances barely break a sweat.
If I understand the author's point, you _can_ get great performance, but it requires over provisioning. So it's not so much a technical failing as much as it is a poor monetisation of the capability.
I see that elsewhere in AWS: They require huge instance types for large EBS volumes with ES. For our workload, said instances barely break a sweat.