Wouldn’t it be great if you could run SQL queries on your data in DynamoDB? While this isn’t possible directly, there is an alternative: With Podyn, you can automatically replicate the schema, data, and changes in your DynamoDB tables to Postgres. Once your data is flowing into Postgres, you can start using a wide array of features including views, indexes, rollup tables, and advanced SQL queries.
Note: This is a guest blog post by Giuseppe “Pino” de Candia, the creator of Dynamo. We asked Pino to chime in with his thoughts on distributed databases and the trends he sees in this space. You can read more about Pino here. When Ozgun, one of the founders of Citus Data, emailed me resources on scaling multi-tenant databases for B2B apps and asked me what I thought, all kinds of distributed syst
There are a number of applications out there that have a high number of connections to Postgres. What's high? That all depends on your application, but generally when you get to the few hundred connection area in Postgres you're in the higher end. Anything in the thousands is definitely in the high territory, and even several hundred can put strain on your application. Generally a safe level for c
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