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What is DDB?
DDB is an ambiguous acronym. Without more context, it's impossible to determine the specific technology being referred to. It could potentially refer to various databases, software libraries, or other systems depending on the field or organization using the term. It is most commonly a shortened version of "DynamoDB".
What other technologies are related to DDB?
DDB Competitor Technologies
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DDB Complementary Technologies
AWS Lambda
AWS Lambda can be used to process data before storing it in DDB or after retrieving it from DDB. It's often used for event-driven processing related to DDB table updates or queries.
AWS SQS
AWS SQS can be used in conjunction with DDB to queue up operations that need to be performed on the database, or as a buffer for events triggered by DDB.
AWS S3
AWS S3 can be used to store large objects (BLOBs) referenced by DDB, or to store backups of DDB tables.
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Which job functions commonly mention DDB?
Data Engineer
29 Data Engineer jobs mention DDB
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Cloud Engineer
12 Cloud Engineer jobs mention DDB
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Customer Engineer
27 Customer Engineer jobs mention DDB
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Software Engineer
249 Software Engineer jobs mention DDB
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Engineer
277 Engineer jobs mention DDB
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