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DynamoDB Applied Design Patterns

By : Uchit Hamendra Vyas

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DynamoDB Applied Design Patterns

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By: Uchit Hamendra Vyas

Overview of this book

If you are an intermediate to advanced DynamoDB developer looking to learn the best practices associated with efficient data modeling, this book is for you.

Preface

Preface

What this book covers

What you need for this book

Who this book is for

Conventions

Reader feedback

Customer support

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1. Data Modeling with DynamoDB

1. Data Modeling with DynamoDB

Data model

Efficient use of primary keys

Basics of indexes

DynamoDB data types

Summary

2. DynamoDB Interfaces

2. DynamoDB Interfaces

The management console

The Eclipse plugin

The command-line interface

Summary

3. Tools and Libraries of AWS DynamoDB

3. Tools and Libraries of AWS DynamoDB

Creating your first SDK project

Java SDK operations

DynamoDB Local

Summary

4. Working with Secondary Indexes

4. Working with Secondary Indexes

Secondary indexes

Projection

Item sharding

Best practices with secondary indexes

Summary

5. Query and Scan Operations in DynamoDB

5. Query and Scan Operations in DynamoDB

Querying tables

Scanning tables

Parallel scanning

Summary

6. Working with the DynamoDB API

6. Working with the DynamoDB API

Data format

HTTP requests

Error handling

Operations in DynamoDB

Summary

7. Distributed Locking with DynamoDB

7. Distributed Locking with DynamoDB

Distributed locking

Importance of distributed locking

Summary

8. DynamoDB with Redshift, Data Pipeline, and MapReduce

8. DynamoDB with Redshift, Data Pipeline, and MapReduce

Loading data from DynamoDB into Redshift

Importing and exporting data between DynamoDB and S3

Exporting, importing, querying, and joining tables using AWS MapReduce

Summary

9. DynamoDB – Best Practices

9. DynamoDB – Best Practices

DynamoDB use cases

Real-time problem statements and their solutions

AWS DynamoDB on mobile

Uniform workload

Time series tables

When to use and when not to use DynamoDB

Summary

A. Comparing DynamoDB

A. Comparing DynamoDB

DynamoDB versus MongoDB

DynamoDB versus Cassandra

DynamoDB versus S3

DynamoDB versus Redis

Index

Index

Preface

This book, DynamoDB Applied Design Patterns, will be a single place to find solutions for all hiccups with Amazon DynamoDB. This book will explain how to create, design, and manage databases in DynamoDB using the AWS SDKs and APIs, as well as the AWS management console, a browser-based graphical user interface to interact with the service. It will include a significant number of examples that can be used by anyone, from a newbie to an expert. Using this book, users can perform advanced-level programming and gain the advantages of AWS DynamoDB NoSQL databases in their application at significantly lower costs.

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