It can use DynamoDB under the hood, as a data store.
The data storage system is strongly decoupled from the transactor and the peer, so there are a number of options, ranging from a filesystem to S3 to DynamoDB.
The data storage system is strongly decoupled from the transactor and the peer, so there are a number of options, ranging from a filesystem to S3 to DynamoDB.
This looks new: local query peers that cache enough data to perform queries (I don't understand how that works, but it looks like indices might be local, with some data also cached locally).
Also interesting that it seems to use DynamoDB under the hood.