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DynamoDB Data Modelling

This document contains a presentation on advanced data modeling with Amazon DynamoDB. The presentation covers DynamoDB basics like tables, items, primary keys and attributes. It discusses different types of primary keys and how they impact data access and querying capabilities. The presentation also covers unique aspects of DynamoDB like how it partitions data and the use of secondary indexes to enable additional query patterns beyond the primary key.

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DAT410

Advanced data modeling with

Amazon DynamoDB

Alex DeBrie
Principal
DeBrie Advisory

• Amazon DynamoDB basics

• Unique aspects of DynamoDB

• Data modeling walkthrough

• DAT329: Data modeling core concepts for Amazon DynamoDB

• DAT330: Deep dive into Amazon DynamoDB

• AWS Data Hero

• Author, The DynamoDB Book

• Independent consultant

dynamodbbook.com

• Table
• Item
• Primary key
• Attributes

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Table

• Simple primary key (partition key)

• Composite primary key (partition key + sort key)

Item

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Composite primary key
Combination must be unique

Item collection

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Primary key design is crucial
to DynamoDB success

PutItem:
CustomerEmail:“alexdebrie1..” fx(CustomerEmail):
BookingId: “01FFAB…” Partition Partition Partition
This item belongs to 2 5 8
Partition 1

Partition Partition Partition

Constant time 3 6 9

• Simple primary key (partition key)

• Composite primary key (partition key + sort key)

• Only key-value operations

• Operations on individual items
▪ GetItem
▪ PutItem, UpdateItem, DeleteItem
• Must provide entire primary key

PutItem:
CustomerEmail:“alexdebrie1..” fx(CustomerEmail):
BookingId: “01FFAB…” Partition Partition Partition
This item belongs to 2 5 8
Partition 1

Partition Partition Partition

3 6 9

Sorted by sort key

Item collection

• Key-value operations + Query operation

• Query: read a range of items within an item collection
▪ Must include partition key
▪ May include conditions on sort key
▪ Good for “List” operations

• Data from your main table is copied into a secondary index

▪ New partition key + sort key
▪ Allows for additional, read-based access patterns
• Choose which attributes are projected into secondary index
▪ ALL
▪ KEYS_ONLY
▪ INCLUDE

• Key terminology
• Types of primary keys and their implications
• Secondary indexes

• Partitioning?

PutItem:
CustomerEmail:“alexdebrie1..” fx(CustomerEmail):
BookingId: “01FFAB…” Partition Partition Partition
This item belongs to 2 5 8
Partition 1

Partition Partition Partition

3 6 9

• Partitioning?

• Multi-tenant

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Multi-tenancy in DynamoDB

• DynamoDB infrastructure shared across an entire Region**

• Math:

• DynamoDB infrastructure shared across an entire Region**

• Math:
▪ 10TB

• DynamoDB infrastructure shared across an entire Region**

• Math:
▪ 10TB / 10GB

• DynamoDB infrastructure shared across an entire Region**

• Math:
▪ 10TB / 10GB == 1,000 partitions

• DynamoDB infrastructure shared across an entire Region**

• Math:
▪ 10TB / 10GB == 1,000 partitions X 3 replicas

• DynamoDB infrastructure shared across an entire Region**

• Math:
▪ 10TB / 10GB == 1,000 partitions X 3 replicas == 3,000 storage nodes

• DynamoDB infrastructure shared across an entire Region**

• Math:
▪ 10TB / 10GB == 1,000 partitions X 3 replicas == 3,000 storage nodes
▪ 2TB

• DynamoDB infrastructure shared across an entire Region**

• Math:
▪ 10TB / 10GB == 1,000 partitions X 3 replicas == 3,000 storage nodes
▪ 2TB / 10GB

• DynamoDB infrastructure shared across an entire Region**

• Math:
▪ 10TB / 10GB == 1,000 partitions X 3 replicas == 3,000 storage nodes
▪ 2TB / 10GB == 200 partitions per storage node

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Lots of databases partition!

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Unique aspects of DynamoDB

• Partitioning?

• Multi-tenant

• Partitioning?

• Multi-tenant

• Every request is an index hit

PutItem:
CustomerEmail:“alexdebrie1..” fx(CustomerEmail):
BookingId: “01FFAB…” Partition Partition Partition
This item belongs to 2 5 8
Partition 1

Partition Partition Partition

3 6 9

• Only key-value mode

• Operations on individual items
▪ GetItem
▪ PutItem, UpdateItem, DeleteItem
• Must provide entire primary key

• Key-value or wide-column mode

• Query: read a range of items within an item collection
▪ Must include partition key
▪ May include sort key to limit range
▪ Good for “List” operations

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• Partitioning?

• Multi-tenant

• Every request is an index hit

• Partitioning?

• Multi-tenant

• Every request is an index hit

• Eventually consistent reads by default

PutItem:
CustomerEmail:“alexdebrie1..” fx(CustomerEmail):
BookingId: “01FFAB…” Partition Partition Partition
This item belongs to 2 5 8
Partition 1

Partition Partition Partition

3 6 9

Leader

Replica Replica

• Replica group with three storage nodes

▪ 1 leader, two replicas
• All writes originate at leader
• Reads can go to any node
▪ Use “ConsistentRead=True” to read from leader node

• Partitioning?

• Multi-tenant

• Every request is an index hit

• Eventually consistent reads by default

• Partitioning?

• Multi-tenant

• Every request is an index hit

• Eventually consistent reads by default

• Operation-based pricing

• Based on operations, not resources

• Write operations: 1 WCU per 1KB written
• Read operations: 1 RCU per 4KB read

• Partitioning?

• Multi-tenant

• Every request is an index hit

• Eventually consistent reads by default

• Operation-based pricing

• Partitioning?

• Multi-tenant

• Every request is an index hit

• Eventually consistent reads by default

• Operation-based pricing

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DynamoDB
hides operational complexity

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DynamoDB
hides operational complexity
but
reveals performance costs

• Partitioning?

• Multi-tenant

• Every request is an index hit

• Eventually consistent reads by default

• Operation-based pricing

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DynamoDB
hides operational complexity
but
reveals performance costs

• Know your access patterns

• Know your domain

• Know your access patterns

• Know your domain
▪ What are your constraints?

• Know your access patterns

• Know your domain
▪ What are your constraints?
▪ What’s your data distribution?

• Know your access patterns

• Know your domain
▪ What are your constraints?
▪ What’s your data distribution?
▪ How big are your items?

• Know your access patterns

• Know your domain
▪ What are your constraints?
▪ What’s your data distribution?
▪ How big are your items?
• Know the DynamoDB basics

• Know your access patterns

• Know your domain
▪ What are your constraints?
▪ What’s your data distribution?
▪ How big are your items?
• Know the DynamoDB basics
▪ Single-item actions for core operations

• Know your access patterns

• Know your domain
▪ What are your constraints?
▪ What’s your data distribution?
▪ How big are your items?
• Know the DynamoDB basics
▪ Single-item actions for core operations
▪ Query for ‘Find many’ needs

• Know your access patterns

Date

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Origin Destination Date

• Not always a direct flight

• Basic statistics: ~5000 flights / day to ~350 airports
• “Hub-and-spoke” model
▪ ~6-8 hubs that handle most traffic

1. Find any direct routes between the airports

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Approaching the problem

1. Find any direct routes between the airports

2. Generate connecting options

1. Find any direct routes between the airports

2. Generate connecting options
1. If origin is not a hub, find routes from origin to hub

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Approaching the problem

1. Find any direct routes between the airports

2. Generate connecting options
1. If origin is not a hub, find routes from origin to hub

1. Find any direct routes between the airports

2. Generate connecting options
1. If origin is not a hub, find routes from origin to hub
2. If destination is not a hub, find routes from hub to destination

1. Find any direct routes between the airports

2. Generate connecting options
1. If origin is not a hub, find routes from origin to hub
2. If destination is not a hub, find routes from hub to destination
3. If neither are hubs, find routes between hubs

1. Find any direct routes between the airports

• Flight item record: ~1.5KB

• Fetching direct connections: ~2 flights == 3 KB == 0.5 RCUs (EC)
• Fetching origin to hubs: ~4 flights == 6KB == 1 RCU (EC) * 7 hubs == 7 RCUs
• Fetching hub to destination: ~4 flights == 6KB == 1 RCU (EC) * 7 hubs == 7
RCUs

Total: ~14.5 RCUs

($0.25 per 70,000 executions)

• Flight item record: ~1.5KB

Total: ~14.5 RCUs

($0.25 per 70,000 executions)

• Two pieces:
▪ Route data (Origin, destination, date, departure time)
▪ Current flight status (seats available, pricing)

• Flight metadata record: 100 bytes

▪ 5000 flights per day == 50KB
▪ 180 days of history == 50KB * 180 == 9 MB

• DynamoDB math:
▪ 10 routes with 2 legs per route == 20 flights
▪ GetItem @ 1.5KB = 0.5KB (EC) * 20 flights == 10 RCUs

Total: 10 RCUs
($0.25 per 100,000 executions)

• Not all problems break down neatly into database queries

• Use your domain knowledge to find a solution that works
• Do the math!

• Only confirm booking if seats are available

▪ Customer may choose seats when booking
• A flight may contain multiple legs
• After confirming flight, credit user’s frequent flyer points

• All write operations allow ConditionExpressions

▪ If it evaluates to False, the write is rejected

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BookFlight: Maintaining constraints

• All write operations allow ConditionExpressions

▪ If it evaluates to False, the write is rejected

• All write operations allow ConditionExpressions

▪ If it evaluates to False, the write is rejected
• Structure your items to allow for ConditionExpressions to maintain conditions

• All write operations allow ConditionExpressions

▪ If it evaluates to False, the write is rejected
• Structure your items to allow for ConditionExpressions to maintain conditions
▪ Avoid the read-modify-write cycle

Operation Updates ConditionExpression

Book with specific seats

Operation Updates ConditionExpression

- Update seats in ClaimedSeatMap

Book with specific seats
- Decrement AvailableSeats

Operation Updates ConditionExpression

- Update seats in ClaimedSeatMap - ClaimedSeatMap seats available

Book with specific seats
- Decrement AvailableSeats - AvailableSeats >= seats booked

Operation Updates ConditionExpression

- Update seats in ClaimedSeatMap - ClaimedSeatMap seats available

Book with specific seats
- Decrement AvailableSeats - AvailableSeats >= seats booked

Book without specific

seats

Operation Updates ConditionExpression

- Update seats in ClaimedSeatMap - ClaimedSeatMap seats available

Book with specific seats
- Decrement AvailableSeats - AvailableSeats >= seats booked

Book without specific - Increment HeldSeats

seats - Decrement AvailableSeats

Operation Updates ConditionExpression

- Update seats in ClaimedSeatMap - ClaimedSeatMap seats available

Book with specific seats
- Decrement AvailableSeats - AvailableSeats >= seats booked

Book without specific - Increment HeldSeats

- AvailableSeats >= seats booked
seats - Decrement AvailableSeats

Operation Updates ConditionExpression

- Update seats in ClaimedSeatMap - ClaimedSeatMap seats available

Book with specific seats
- Decrement AvailableSeats - AvailableSeats >= seats booked

Book without specific - Increment HeldSeats

- AvailableSeats >= seats booked
seats - Decrement AvailableSeats

Select specific seats

from prior purchase

Operation Updates ConditionExpression

- Update seats in ClaimedSeatMap - ClaimedSeatMap seats available

Book with specific seats
- Decrement AvailableSeats - AvailableSeats >= seats booked

Book without specific - Increment HeldSeats

- AvailableSeats >= seats booked
seats - Decrement AvailableSeats

Select specific seats - Decrement HeldSeats

from prior purchase - Update seats in ClaimedSeatMap

Operation Updates ConditionExpression

- Update seats in ClaimedSeatMap - ClaimedSeatMap seats available

Book with specific seats
- Decrement AvailableSeats - AvailableSeats >= seats booked

Book without specific - Increment HeldSeats

- AvailableSeats >= seats booked
seats - Decrement AvailableSeats

Select specific seats - Decrement HeldSeats

- ClaimedSeatMap seats available
from prior purchase - Update seats in ClaimedSeatMap

• Only confirm booking if seats are available Condition

▪ Customer may choose seats when booking Expressions
• A flight may contain multiple legs
• After confirming flight, credit user’s frequent flyer points

1. Reserve seats for all legs of flight

1. If fails, reject booking
2. Process payment for flight
1. If fails, rollback seat reservations + reject booking
3. Create trip record for user
4. Credit frequent flyer points

• Process multiple operations in single, atomic request

• Each operation can have a condition expression
• But: no long-running transactions!

1. Reserve seats for all legs of flight DynamoDB Transaction!

1. If fails, reject booking
2. Process payment for flight External system!
1. If fails, rollback seat reservations + reject booking
3. Create trip record for user
4. Credit frequent flyer points

• Use ConditionExpressions to maintain constraints

▪ Structure your items to allow for direct operations
• Use TransactWriteItem if necessary for multi-item operations
▪ But: cost, latency, ‘single-shot’
• For long-running transactions, use client-side transactions / Step Functions
▪ Limit/avoid where possible
• Use Amazon EventBridge or Amazon DynamoDB Streams for asynchronous
updates

• Filtering on 2+ attributes, each of which is optional

• This is a hard problem in DynamoDB!

• Partitioning?

• Multi-tenant

• Every request is an index hit

• Eventually consistent reads by default

• Operation-based pricing

Baron Schwartz, The Left-Prefix Index Rule

https://orangematter.solarwinds.com/2019/02/05/the-left-prefix-index-rule/

• Filtering on 2+ attributes, each of which is optional

• This is a hard problem in DynamoDB!

• Filtering on 2+ attributes, each of which is optional

• This is a hard problem in DynamoDB!
• Know your domain and do the math!

• Goal: enable users to search bookings with many optional filters

• Math:
▪ Booking item: ~3KB
▪ >90% of customers have <20 bookings

• Goal: enable users to search bookings with many optional filters

• Math:
▪ Booking item: ~3KB
▪ >90% of customers have <20 bookings
▪ 20 bookings

• Goal: enable users to search bookings with many optional filters

• Math:
▪ Booking item: ~3KB
▪ >90% of customers have <20 bookings
▪ 20 bookings X 3KB

• Goal: enable users to search bookings with many optional filters

• Math:
▪ Booking item: ~3KB
▪ >90% of customers have <20 bookings
▪ 20 bookings X 3KB == 60KB

• Goal: enable users to search bookings with many optional filters

• Math:
▪ Booking item: ~3KB
▪ >90% of customers have <20 bookings
▪ 20 bookings X 3KB == 60KB / 4 == 15 RCUs

• Goal: enable users to search bookings with many optional filters

• Math:
▪ Booking item: ~3KB
▪ >90% of customers have <20 bookings
▪ 20 bookings X 3KB == 60KB / 4 == 15 RCUs * 0.5 = 7.5 RCUs (EC)

• Goal: enable users to search bookings with many optional filters

• Math:
▪ Booking item: ~3KB
▪ >90% of customers have <20 bookings
▪ 20 bookings X 3KB == 60KB / 4 == 15 RCUs * 0.5 = 7.5 RCUs (EC)

• Goal: enable users to search bookings with many optional filters

• Math:
▪ Booking item: ~3KB
▪ >90% of customers have <20 bookings
▪ 20 bookings X 3KB == 60KB / 4 == 15 RCUs * 0.5 = 7.5 RCUs (EC)

Watch the tail!

• Over-fetching / client-side filtering

▪ Good when: overall target dataset is small

• Goal: enable Organizations to search bookings with filters

• Math:

• Goal: enable Organizations to search bookings with filters

• Math:
▪ Booking item: ~3KB

• Goal: enable Organizations to search bookings with filters

• Math:
▪ Booking item: ~3KB
▪ Organizations have ~500 employees with ~20 bookings each

• Goal: enable Organizations to search bookings with filters

• Math:
▪ Booking item: ~3KB
▪ Organizations have ~500 employees with ~20 bookings each
▪ 500 * 20 bookings X 3KB == 30000KB

• Goal: enable Organizations to search bookings with filters

• Math:
▪ Booking item: ~3KB
▪ Organizations have ~500 employees with ~20 bookings each
▪ 500 * 20 bookings X 3KB == 30000KB / 4 == 7500 RCUs * 0.5 = 3750 RCUs (EC)

• Goal: enable Organizations to search bookings with filters

• Math:
▪ Booking item: ~3KB
▪ Organizations have ~500 employees with ~20 bookings each
▪ 500 * 20 bookings X 3KB == 30000KB / 4 == 7500 RCUs * 0.5 = 3750 RCUs (EC)

• Goal: enable Organizations to search bookings with filters

• Math:
▪ Booking item: ~3KB
▪ Organizations have ~500 employees with ~20 bookings each
▪ 500 * 20 bookings X 3KB == 30000KB / 4 == 7500 RCUs * 0.5 = 3750 RCUs (EC)

• Data from your main table is copied into a secondary index

▪ New partition key + sort key
▪ Allows for additional, read-based access patterns
• Choose which attributes are projected into secondary index
▪ ALL
▪ KEYS_ONLY
▪ INCLUDE

• Benefits:
▪ Can reduce item size ➔ smaller RCU + WCU consumption
▪ Can avoid writes to index altogether → lowers WCU consumption
• Downsides:
▪ Less schema flexibility
▪ Might need a follow-up GetItem

• Goal: enable Organizations to search bookings with filters

• Math:
▪ Booking item: ~3KB
▪ Organizations have ~500 employees with ~20 bookings each
▪ 500 * 20 bookings X 3KB == 30000KB / 4 == 7500 RCUs * 0.5 = 3750 RCUs (EC)

• Goal: enable Organizations to search bookings with filters

• Math:
▪ Booking item: ~200 bytes
▪ Organizations have ~500 employees with ~20 bookings each
▪ 500 * 20 bookings X 3KB == 30000KB / 4 == 7500 RCUs * 0.5 = 3750 RCUs (EC)

• Goal: enable Organizations to search bookings with filters

• Math:
▪ Booking item: ~200 bytes
▪ Organizations have ~500 employees with ~20 bookings each
▪ 500 * 20 bookings X 200 bytes == 2000KB / 4 == 500 RCUs * 0.5 = 250 RCUs (EC)

• Over-fetching / client-side filtering

▪ Good when: overall target dataset is small

• Over-fetching / client-side filtering

▪ Good when: overall target dataset is small
• Reduced projection into secondary index

• Over-fetching / client-side filtering

▪ Good when: overall target dataset is small
• Reduced projection into secondary index
▪ Good when: larger items but small amount of filterable attributes

• How can we reduce the search space further?

▪ Require some attributes, but not all.
▪ E.g.: date range

• Over-fetching / client-side filtering

▪ Good when: overall target dataset is small
• Reduced projection into secondary index
▪ Good when: larger items but small amount of filterable attributes

• Over-fetching / client-side filtering

▪ Good when: overall target dataset is small
• Reduced projection into secondary index
▪ Good when: larger items but small amount of filterable attributes
• Reduce search space where you can

• Over-fetching / client-side filtering

▪ Good when: overall target dataset is small
• Reduced projection into secondary index
▪ Good when: larger items but small amount of filterable attributes
• Reduce search space where you can
▪ Require an attribute that is useful for filtering

• Examples:
▪ Organizational filtering of flights for large orgs (>5000 employees)
▪ Filtering of large product catalog (Amazon.com)
▪ Full-text search
• Look to external, purpose-built systems

• Remember: you’re adding another operational burden

• Tip: keep it as small as possible
• DynamoDB integration methods:
▪ DynamoDB Streams
▪ Export to S3
• Incremental export!

• Over-fetching / client-side filtering

• DynamoDB is unique from other databases

• Understand the core API operations
• Know your domain
• Do the math
• Handle your write operations appropriately
• DynamoDB integrates well with supporting systems

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