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Connecting Amazon DynamoDB to Your Application
This course will teach you how your applications can benefit from the scale and performance of Amazon DynamoDB and prepare you for what some are calling the “new normal” of database infrastructure.
Intermediate
- Course
Connecting Amazon DynamoDB to Your Application
This course will teach you how your applications can benefit from the scale and performance of Amazon DynamoDB and prepare you for what some are calling the “new normal” of database infrastructure.
Intermediate
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What you'll learn
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.
Connecting Amazon DynamoDB to Your Application
Intermediate
Table of contents
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Getting Started with DynamoDB | 3m 48s
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Course Tools and Resources | 4m 33s
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DynamoDB Essentials | 3m 5s
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Visualizing DynamoDB Primary Keys | 4m 19s
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Attribute Date Type Descriptors | 3m 27s
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Local and Global Secondary Indexes | 3m 39s
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Creating a DynamoDB Table in the AWS Console | 6m 32s
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Creating and Querying Items in the DynamoDB Console | 3m 7s
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Loading Data into DynamoDB | 6m 15s
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Using Python, Boto3, and the DynamoDB Client | 5m 38s
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Using Python, Boto3, and the DynamoDB Table Resource | 2m 55s
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Using Node.js and the AWS SDK's Service Resource | 7m 9s
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Using the Node.js DynamoDB Document Client | 3m 24s
Fernando works full time learning the newest trends and tools in application development in order to share them with application developers and architects. He especially enjoys helping others learn about cloud infrastructure offerings to better support the needs of developers and the organizations that they work with.