I work for AWS and these are just my personal opinions. DyanamoDB can support your need for flexibility and scale, and it can also act as your session store. However I would also consider Amazon Elasticsearch for what you described. I have not checked recently but there are a number DynamoDB cfcs out there. However, seeing as there is no AWS SDK for cfml, in order to get broad access to AWS services, not just DynamoDB, you might want to consider using Amazon API gateway/Lambda as a proxy to AWS services using the Node.js or Python SDKs on Lambda. I would not use that method for session store, but for everything else it would be easier than interacting with the service APIs from scratch with cfml. API Gateway/Lambda would work as a proxy layer between Openbd and all of the services that the Node or Python SDKs support. You control exactly what APIs you expose to your application layer. Check out this blog about API gateway and DyanamoDB. https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/compute/using-amazon-api-gateway-as-a-proxy-for-dynamodb/ Cheers, Mark
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