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1.
Introduction
1.1
Core Components of Amazon DynamoDB
1.2
Primary Key
1.3
Secondary Index
1.4
Naming Rules and Data Types
1.5
Read Consistency
1.6
Read/Write Capacity Mode
2.
Preparation
2.1
Manage using AWS Management Console
2.1.1
Create access key
2.1.2
Create a table
2.1.3
Write data
2.1.4
Read data
2.1.5
Update data
2.1.6
Query data
2.1.7
Create a Global Secondary Index
2.1.8
Query the Global Secondary Index
2.2
Use AWS CloudShell
2.2.1
Create a table
2.2.2
Write data
2.2.3
Read data
2.2.4
Update data
2.2.5
Query data
2.2.6
Create Global Secondary Index
2.2.7
Query Global Secondary Index
3.
Begin with AWS SDK
3.1
Configure AWS CLI
3.2
Getting started with Python and DynamoDB
3.2.1
Create table
3.2.2
Write data
3.2.3
Read data
3.2.4
Update data
3.2.5
Delete data
3.2.6
Load sample data
3.2.7
Query data
3.2.8
Scan data
3.2.9
Delete the table
4.
Clean up resource
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Preparation
You need to create an Access key to proceed with the AWS CLI configuration.
You can access AWS DynamoDB using the AWS Management Console, AWS Command Line Interface (AWS CLI).
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Using AWS Management Console
Using AWS CloudShell