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Key-value NoSQL databases store data as simple pairs: a unique key and a value. They are designed for fast lookups, predictable access patterns, horizontal scalability, and low-latency reads and writes.

NoSQL databases are designed to handle large-scale, high-velocity, and unstructured data that traditional relational databases struggle with. They often sacrifice strict consistency for scalability, flexibility, and performance , making them ideal for modern distributed systems.

This case study describes a production blog platform backed entirely by Amazon DynamoDB . The system serves typical blog workloads such as “latest posts”, “most popular posts”, “posts by author”, and “posts by tag”, while also supporting administrative queries like user moderation and contact messag

NoSQL engines provide different trade-offs in latency, consistency, scalability, and query flexibility . Choosing the right engine requires understanding data access patterns, workload characteristics, and operational complexity , not just database type.

Amazon DynamoDB is a fully managed NoSQL key-value and document database service from AWS . It is designed for applications that need predictable low latency, high throughput, automatic scaling, and minimal database operations.

Most MVPs fail not because of database scaling limitations, but because they never reach product-market fit. That means your primary goal is not scalability — it is shipping fast and learning quickly .