Generally people ignore the per PUT and GET pricing on S3 along with the higher latency since it's a "global" service. If your objects are small then you're almost always benefited from using DynamoDB as the GET pricing and latency are far more favorable, as long as you don't mind the region dependency or the multi region setup.
Generally people ignore the per PUT and GET pricing on S3 along with the higher latency since it's a "global" service. If your objects are small then you're almost always benefited from using DynamoDB as the GET pricing and latency are far more favorable, as long as you don't mind the region dependency or the multi region setup.
[0]: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/userguide/optimi...