Hello Saurabh, I have a similar situation, with a more complex data model, and I do an equivalent of map-reduce "by hand". The redeeming value is that you have complete freedom in how you hash, and you design the way you store indexes and similar structures. If there is a pattern in data store, you use it to your advantage. In the end, you get good performance.
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