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Connecting Amazon DynamoDB to Your Application

Fernando Medina Corey

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.

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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.

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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Syllabus

Course Overview
Getting Started with DynamoDB
Integrating DynamoDB in a Web Service
Configuring Monitoring and Logging for DynamoDB
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Know what's good
, what to watch for
, and possible dealbreakers
Develops skills and knowledge useful for persons interested in developing and maintaining commercial web services
Taught by instructors with reputations in the field of database engineering
Suitable for learners without prior experience with Amazon DynamoDB
Used by many organizations, so skills and knowledge from this course are highly relevant to the field

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Activities

Be better prepared before your course. Deepen your understanding during and after it. Supplement your coursework and achieve mastery of the topics covered in Connecting Amazon DynamoDB to Your Application with these activities:
Seek guidance from experienced professionals in DynamoDB
Accelerate your learning by connecting with mentors who have practical experience with DynamoDB, providing you with valuable insights and support.
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  • Identify potential mentors through online forums, LinkedIn, or industry events
  • Reach out to mentors and request guidance
  • Schedule regular meetings or calls to discuss learning goals and challenges
Refine your Python programming skills
Lay a strong foundation by brushing up on your Python programming skills, ensuring you have a solid grasp of the language used to interact with DynamoDB.
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  • Review Python syntax and data structures
  • Practice writing and executing Python scripts
  • Complete coding challenges and exercises
Practice DynamoDB CRUD operations
Practice the basic operations of creating, reading, updating, and deleting data in DynamoDB to solidify your understanding of its core functionality.
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  • Create a table with a primary key and sample data
  • Query the table to retrieve specific items
  • Update an item in the table
  • Delete an item from the table
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Attend a workshop on DynamoDB best practices
Enhance your understanding of DynamoDB by attending a workshop that covers best practices for data modeling, performance optimization, and troubleshooting, helping you avoid common pitfalls.
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  • Research and find relevant workshops
  • Register and attend the workshop
  • Take notes and actively participate in discussions
Build a simple web application using DynamoDB
Reinforce your understanding of DynamoDB by building a simple web application that integrates with it, demonstrating a practical application of the technology.
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  • Create a new web application project
  • Establish a connection to DynamoDB
  • Perform CRUD operations on the table
  • Display the data in a user-friendly interface
Write a blog post about integrating DynamoDB with an existing application
Solidify your knowledge by creating a comprehensive blog post that outlines the steps involved in integrating DynamoDB with an existing application, providing a practical guide for others.
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  • Research and gather information about DynamoDB integration
  • Write the content, covering topics such as data modeling, performance optimization, and error handling
  • Proofread and edit your blog post
  • Publish and promote your blog post

Career center

Learners who complete Connecting Amazon DynamoDB to Your Application will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:
Data Warehouse Engineer
A Data Warehouse Engineer designs, builds, and maintains data warehouses. A data warehouse is a centralized repository for data from multiple sources, which can be used for business intelligence, reporting, and analytics. This course would be helpful for someone looking to become a Data Warehouse Engineer because it provides a foundation in using Amazon DynamoDB, a popular NoSQL database used for building scalable and performant data warehouses.
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Data Architect
A Data Architect designs, builds, and manages data systems. This course would be helpful for someone looking to become a Data Architect because it provides a foundation in using Amazon DynamoDB, a popular NoSQL database used for building scalable and performant data systems.
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Cloud Architect
A Cloud Architect designs, builds, and manages cloud computing systems. This course would be helpful for someone looking to become a Cloud Architect because it provides a foundation in using Amazon DynamoDB, a popular NoSQL database used for building scalable and performant cloud applications.
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Database Administrator
A Database Administrator manages and maintains databases. This course would be helpful for someone looking to become a Database Administrator because it provides a foundation in using Amazon DynamoDB, a popular NoSQL database used for building scalable and performant databases.
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Software Engineer
A Software Engineer designs, develops, and maintains software applications. This course may be helpful for someone looking to become a Software Engineer because it provides a foundation in using Amazon DynamoDB, a popular NoSQL database used for building scalable and performant software applications.
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Data Analyst
A Data Analyst collects, analyzes, and interprets data to help businesses make better decisions. This course may be helpful for someone looking to become a Data Analyst because it provides a foundation in using Amazon DynamoDB, a popular NoSQL database used for building scalable and performant data analytics applications.
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Systems Engineer
A Systems Engineer designs, builds, and maintains computer systems. This course may be helpful for someone looking to become a Systems Engineer because it provides a foundation in using Amazon DynamoDB, a popular NoSQL database used for building scalable and performant computer systems.
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Web Developer
A Web Developer designs, develops, and maintains websites. This course may be helpful for someone looking to become a Web Developer because it provides a foundation in using Amazon DynamoDB, a popular NoSQL database used for building scalable and performant websites.
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Network Engineer
A Network Engineer designs, builds, and maintains computer networks. This course may be helpful for someone looking to become a Network Engineer because it provides a foundation in using Amazon DynamoDB, a popular NoSQL database used for building scalable and performant computer networks.
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Security Engineer
A Security Engineer designs, builds, and maintains computer security systems. This course may be helpful for someone looking to become a Security Engineer because it provides a foundation in using Amazon DynamoDB, a popular NoSQL database used for building scalable and performant computer security systems.
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Quality Assurance Analyst
A Quality Assurance Analyst tests and evaluates software applications. This course may be helpful for someone looking to become a Quality Assurance Analyst because it provides a foundation in using Amazon DynamoDB, a popular NoSQL database used for building scalable and performant software applications.
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Technical Writer
A Technical Writer creates and maintains technical documentation. This course may be helpful for someone looking to become a Technical Writer because it provides a foundation in using Amazon DynamoDB, a popular NoSQL database used for building scalable and performant software applications.
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Product Manager
A Product Manager manages the development and launch of new products. This course may be helpful for someone looking to become a Product Manager because it provides a foundation in using Amazon DynamoDB, a popular NoSQL database used for building scalable and performant software products.
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Project Manager
A Project Manager plans and executes projects. This course may be helpful for someone looking to become a Project Manager because it provides a foundation in using Amazon DynamoDB, a popular NoSQL database used for building scalable and performant project management systems.
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Business Analyst
A Business Analyst analyzes business processes and systems. This course may be helpful for someone looking to become a Business Analyst because it provides a foundation in using Amazon DynamoDB, a popular NoSQL database used for building scalable and performant business analytics systems.
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Reading list

We've selected six books that we think will supplement your learning. Use these to develop background knowledge, enrich your coursework, and gain a deeper understanding of the topics covered in Connecting Amazon DynamoDB to Your Application.
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NoSQL Distilled
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Provides a comprehensive overview of NoSQL database technologies, including Amazon DynamoDB. It covers the basics of NoSQL data modeling, as well as more advanced topics such as consistency and scalability.
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Making Sense of NoSQL
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Provides a practical guide to data modeling for NoSQL databases, including DynamoDB. It valuable resource for anyone who wants to learn how to design and implement efficient and scalable data models for NoSQL databases.
Making Sense of NoSQL: A guide for managers and the...
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Secret Colors
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Provides a comprehensive overview of the principles and practices of designing data-intensive applications. It covers a variety of topics, including data modeling, data storage, and data processing.
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NoSQL for Mere Mortals
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Provides a gentle introduction to NoSQL databases, including DynamoDB. It good starting point for anyone who is new to NoSQL databases or DynamoDB.
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Seven Databases in Seven Weeks
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Provides a practical guide to seven different database technologies, including Amazon DynamoDB. It covers the basics of each technology, as well as more advanced topics such as data modeling and performance tuning.
Seven Databases in Seven Weeks: A Guide to Modern...
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Database Internals
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Provides a technical deep dive into database internals, including NoSQL systems like DynamoDB.
Database Internals: A Deep Dive into How...
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Develops skills and knowledge useful for persons interested in developing and maintaining commercial web services
Taught by instructors with reputations in the field of database engineering
Suitable for learners without prior experience with Amazon DynamoDB
Used by many organizations, so skills and knowledge from this course are highly relevant to the field
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