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Amazon DynamoDB data modeling for Multi-Tenancy – Part 1

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This article discusses data modeling strategies for multi-tenant applications using Amazon DynamoDB, focusing on key considerations and best practices for designing efficient and scalable database solutions.

  • Multi-tenant applications require careful data partitioning and tenant isolation strategies
  • The authors recommend a pool deployment model with a single table for all tenant data
  • On-demand capacity mode is suggested as the default approach for multi-tenant applications
  • Key steps include:
    • Defining core entities (Ticket, Comment)
    • Documenting access patterns
    • Analyzing performance requirements
  • Maintaining a consistent data model across different tenant partitioning models is crucial

The article is part of a three-part series exploring DynamoDB data modeling for multi-tenant applications, with a focus on creating an efficient and scalable solution.



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