Connecting Amazon DynamoDB to Your Application
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Description
Learning how to leverage the benefits of a scaleable, highly-performant NoSQL technology like DynamoDB can be a challenge for any organization. In this course, Connecting Amazon DynamoDB to Your Application, you’ll learn how to integrate DynamoDB into your own application. First, you’ll explore how to create, configure, and interact with your first DynamoDB table. Next, you’ll create a real-world DynamoDB web service. Finally, you’ll learn how to enable sophisticated auditing, logging, and monitoring on your DynamoDB table. When you're finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of DynamoDB needed to connect it into your own applications.
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Course Overview
[Autogenerated] Hi, everyone. My name is Fernando Medina Cory. And welcome to my course connecting Amos on Dynamodb to your application. I'm a solutions architect at server Lis Ink and I've been using dynamodb in my applications extensively for the last several years. Dynamodb is a great way to build everything from hobbyist projects to production great applications. This course is a quick hands on introduction to using dynamo to be that assumes very little experience with dynamodb or eight of us. Some of the major topics that we will covered include creating a real world dynamodb Web service, enabling cloudtrail auditing on your dynamodb table and configuring alarms and alerting on dynamodb cloudwatch metrics. By the end of this course, you'll have the skills and knowledge of dynamodb needed to connect it into your own applications before beginning the course. You should be somewhat familiar with eight of us and have used a programming language before. Though I walk through all the code in interaction with dynamodb, step by step. From here, you should feel comfortable diving into dynamodb Mawr with courses on surveillance, application development, AWS, lambda or other AWS service is I hope you'll join me on this journey to learn about Amazon dynamodb with the connecting Amazon dynamodb to your application course here on plural site