I like how the comparison table frames this. It's clear at a glance why you can't use the same solution across different NoSQL databases. The DynamoDB row is the one I find most interesting because I think teams coming from PostgreSQL tend to underestimate how different TransactWriteItems really is from a true ACID transaction.
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I like how the comparison table frames this. It's clear at a glance why you can't use the same solution across different NoSQL databases. The DynamoDB row is the one I find most interesting because I think teams coming from PostgreSQL tend to underestimate how different TransactWriteItems really is from a true ACID transaction.