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    Amazon DynamoDB Course

    Build serverless NoSQL applications with DynamoDB tables, keys, partitions, access patterns, AWS integrations and production best practices.

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    Architecture

    Partition-Key Request Routing

    From application request to a DynamoDB table, routed by partition key and replicated across Availability Zones.

    App
    API / SDK
    IAM
    AuthZ
    Table
    Items
    partition key
    Partitions
    A / B / C
    Replication
    Multi-AZ
    Response
    milliseconds
    Low Latency
    Key-based access
    Indexes
    LSI / GSI
    Streams
    Event-driven apps
    Global Tables
    Multi-region
    Curriculum

    Enterprise learning path

    5 modules · 6 lessons

    Module 1 · Introduction to DynamoDB

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      Introduction to Amazon DynamoDB
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      Amazon DynamoDB is a fully managed, serverless NoSQL database service from AWS.

    2. 2
      Why NoSQL? Understanding the Database Revolution

      NoSQL databases were created because internet-scale applications changed the rules of database design.

    Module 2 · Understanding DynamoDB Data Model

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      DynamoDB Core Concepts: Tables, Items, Attributes, Primary Keys and Partitions

      DynamoDB starts to make sense when you understand its basic building blocks: tables, items, attributes, primary keys, and partitions.

    Module 2 · Performance & Capacity Planning

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      DynamoDB Read and Write Capacity, Consistency Models, and Performance

      DynamoDB performance depends on how many reads and writes your table can handle, how large your items are, which consistency model you choose, and whether your traffic is predic…

    Module 3 · Creating Your First DynamoDB Table

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    1. 5
      Creating and Managing DynamoDB Tables

      Everything in DynamoDB starts with a table.

    Module 3 · Reading and Writing Data

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      Working with Items: CRUD Operations in DynamoDB

      A database without data is like a library without books.