The main Amazon QLDB page says
QLDB is also serverless, so it automatically scales to support the demands of your application.
However, even products like DynamoDB—with practically unbounded automatic scaling—have some scaling limits. (For example, DynamoDB has a max of 3k RCU per partition key.)
I’m trying to find out the scaling/performance limits of QLDB. Is there any max TPS or max throughput per key, table, ledger, or account? Is there a maximum storage size per table or ledger or account?
As of October 2019, there’s no mention of any scaling limits on the QLDB Quotas and Limits page.
The QLDB FAQ page says,
Amazon QLDB can execute 2 – 3X as many transactions than ledgers in common blockchain frameworks.
That’s a start, but it’s not very helpful because “2-3X” is a relatively wide range, and they haven’t specified which blockchain frameworks they consider common.
Has anyone found any info on this (in the documentation, in AWS blog posts, from a deep dive session, etc) whether or not there are any such limits?