Amazon DocumentDB (with MongoDB compatibility) uses a pricing model. Costs are primarily split into four dimensions: compute instances , database storage , I/O requests , and backup storage . 1. Compute Pricing: Instances vs. Serverless
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| Component | Price (us-east-1) | |-----------|-------------------| | Storage | $0.10 per GB-month | | I/O requests | $0.20 per 1 million I/Os | | Backup storage (over 100% of DB size) | $0.021 per GB-month | Compute Pricing: Instances vs
Compared to , the pricing models differ fundamentally. DynamoDB is "pay for what you use" (read/write units), which can become exorbitantly expensive for large-scale analytical queries or scans. DocumentDB, with its flexible querying capabilities, is often more cost-effective for complex, read-heavy workloads that do not fit a strict key-value access pattern. with its flexible querying capabilities
A discussion on price is incomplete without context. How does DocumentDB compare to alternatives?