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AWS DynamoDB getitem takes nearly 3 seconds for some calls
DynamoDB query() versus getItem() for single-item retrieval based on the indexdynamodb node aws-sdk simple getItem() callDynamoDB GetItemResult GetItem for multiple itemsDynamoDB - GetItem request not workingAWS API request rate limitsAWS EC2 t2.micro boxes sending 503 errorHow to get sub 10ms response times from AWS DynamoDB?GetItem from Secondary Index with DynamoDBDynamodb alexa query not calling data itemdynamodb getitem android
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As part of my project requirement, I am using AWS DynamoDB for caching and as an initial configuration I have configured our read/write units as 5 each and autoscale enabled till 40K. It was working perfectly fine in initial days and I was getting cache response time in 2 digits. But when I increased the traffic, response time started spiking till 3seconds at times. But when i checked cloud watch, read was not showing beyond the border(5). When i checked latency in cloud watch, i was not able to find any value more than 100ms. Can you please look in to the issue and provide a solution for my problem? The surprising thing is that the response time hikes are reaching till 3 seconds only for 99% times.
Expected results: Response time always in 2 digits.
java amazon-web-services amazon-dynamodb
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As part of my project requirement, I am using AWS DynamoDB for caching and as an initial configuration I have configured our read/write units as 5 each and autoscale enabled till 40K. It was working perfectly fine in initial days and I was getting cache response time in 2 digits. But when I increased the traffic, response time started spiking till 3seconds at times. But when i checked cloud watch, read was not showing beyond the border(5). When i checked latency in cloud watch, i was not able to find any value more than 100ms. Can you please look in to the issue and provide a solution for my problem? The surprising thing is that the response time hikes are reaching till 3 seconds only for 99% times.
Expected results: Response time always in 2 digits.
java amazon-web-services amazon-dynamodb
asked Mar 26 at 12:27
Joseph JohnyJoseph Johny
62 bronze badges
can you please share aws console screenshots, otherwise there is nothing much to debug here :P
– best wishes
Mar 26 at 13:24
CloudWatch will show an average metric over a period of time, but requests might be spiking higher for short periods. I would recommend temporarily increasing the Read Capacity Units just to check if this fixes things. Very little cost involved for such a test.
– John Rotenstein
Mar 27 at 2:14
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As part of my project requirement, I am using AWS DynamoDB for caching and as an initial configuration I have configured our read/write units as 5 each and autoscale enabled till 40K. It was working perfectly fine in initial days and I was getting cache response time in 2 digits. But when I increased the traffic, response time started spiking till 3seconds at times. But when i checked cloud watch, read was not showing beyond the border(5). When i checked latency in cloud watch, i was not able to find any value more than 100ms. Can you please look in to the issue and provide a solution for my problem? The surprising thing is that the response time hikes are reaching till 3 seconds only for 99% times.
Expected results: Response time always in 2 digits.
java amazon-web-services amazon-dynamodb
asked Mar 26 at 12:27
Joseph JohnyJoseph Johny
62 bronze badges
As part of my project requirement, I am using AWS DynamoDB for caching and as an initial configuration I have configured our read/write units as 5 each and autoscale enabled till 40K. It was working perfectly fine in initial days and I was getting cache response time in 2 digits. But when I increased the traffic, response time started spiking till 3seconds at times. But when i checked cloud watch, read was not showing beyond the border(5). When i checked latency in cloud watch, i was not able to find any value more than 100ms. Can you please look in to the issue and provide a solution for my problem? The surprising thing is that the response time hikes are reaching till 3 seconds only for 99% times.
Expected results: Response time always in 2 digits.
java amazon-web-services amazon-dynamodb
java amazon-web-services amazon-dynamodb
asked Mar 26 at 12:27
Joseph JohnyJoseph Johny
62 bronze badges
asked Mar 26 at 12:27
Joseph JohnyJoseph Johny
62 bronze badges
asked Mar 26 at 12:27
Joseph JohnyJoseph Johny
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asked Mar 26 at 12:27
Joseph JohnyJoseph Johny
62 bronze badges
asked Mar 26 at 12:27
Joseph JohnyJoseph Johny
62 bronze badges
62 bronze badges
can you please share aws console screenshots, otherwise there is nothing much to debug here :P
– best wishes
Mar 26 at 13:24
CloudWatch will show an average metric over a period of time, but requests might be spiking higher for short periods. I would recommend temporarily increasing the Read Capacity Units just to check if this fixes things. Very little cost involved for such a test.
– John Rotenstein
Mar 27 at 2:14
add a comment |
can you please share aws console screenshots, otherwise there is nothing much to debug here :P
– best wishes
Mar 26 at 13:24
CloudWatch will show an average metric over a period of time, but requests might be spiking higher for short periods. I would recommend temporarily increasing the Read Capacity Units just to check if this fixes things. Very little cost involved for such a test.
– John Rotenstein
Mar 27 at 2:14
can you please share aws console screenshots, otherwise there is nothing much to debug here :P
– best wishes
Mar 26 at 13:24
can you please share aws console screenshots, otherwise there is nothing much to debug here :P
– best wishes
Mar 26 at 13:24
CloudWatch will show an average metric over a period of time, but requests might be spiking higher for short periods. I would recommend temporarily increasing the Read Capacity Units just to check if this fixes things. Very little cost involved for such a test.
– John Rotenstein
Mar 27 at 2:14
CloudWatch will show an average metric over a period of time, but requests might be spiking higher for short periods. I would recommend temporarily increasing the Read Capacity Units just to check if this fixes things. Very little cost involved for such a test.
– John Rotenstein
Mar 27 at 2:14
add a comment |
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can you please share aws console screenshots, otherwise there is nothing much to debug here :P
– best wishes
Mar 26 at 13:24
CloudWatch will show an average metric over a period of time, but requests might be spiking higher for short periods. I would recommend temporarily increasing the Read Capacity Units just to check if this fixes things. Very little cost involved for such a test.
– John Rotenstein
Mar 27 at 2:14