DynamoDB Tutorial

• DynamoDB - Table Activity
  DynamoDB streams enable you to track and respond to table item changes. Employ this functionality to create an application which responds to changes by updating information across sources. Synchronize data for thousands of users of a large, multi-user system. Use it to send notifications to users on
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• Discuss DynamoDB
  DynamoDB is a fully-managed NoSQL database service designed to deliver fast and predictable performance. It uses the Dynamo model in the essence of its design, and improves those features. It began as a way to manage website scalability challenges presented by the holiday season load. This tutorial
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• DynamoDB - Useful Resources
  The following resources contain additional information on DynamoDB. Please use them to get more in-depth knowledge on this topic.
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• DynamoDB - Best Practices
  Certain practices optimize code, prevent errors, and minimize throughput cost when working with various sources and elements.
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• DynamoDB - MapReduce
  Amazon's Elastic MapReduce (EMR) allows you to quickly and efficiently process big data. EMR runs Apache Hadoop on EC2 instances, but simplifies the process. You utilize Apache Hive to query map reduce job flows through HiveQL, a query language resembling SQL. Apache Hive serves as a way to optimize
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• DynamoDB - CloudTrail
  DynamoDB includes CloudTrail integration. It captures low-level API requests from or for DynamoDB in an account, and sends log files to a specified S3 bucket. It targets calls from the console or API. You can use this data to determine requests made and their source, user, timestamp, and more.
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