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Some basic performance tests were done against bucket operations both remotely (North San Diego going to us-west-2) and within a Lambda function in the same region as the S3 bucket. The test code is available for anyone who is curious. Each test was run twice. It worth noting that the document size could dramatically affect the performance you encounter. These tests are admittedly primitive and aimed more to determine the performance of the s3-db code itself. More comprehensive tests will be done in the future for loading and saving of larger documents.
25 delete requests, of invalid records. bucket.delete()
Environment
Average
Median
Total
Remote
298.92
218
7486.5
Lambda
37.82
29
945.5
25 load requests, of the same document. bucket.load()
Environment
Average
Median
Total
Remote
221.5
215
5537.5
Lambda
28.4
22
710
25 save requests, of unique documents each time. bucket.save()
Environment
Average
Median
Total
Remote
221.5
215
6140.5
Lambda
59.14
40.5
1478.5
25 list requests, # of record pointers returned was between 70 and 100
Environment
Average
Median
Total
Remote
309.5
306.5
7747
Lambda
58.8
50
1472
Load every document on a bucket.list() request via .get() on each record